Reading .Net Profiler traces
This blog post explains the important information of a .Net Profiler Trace data capture and helps you to identify slowness at thread level or dependency exec...
Windows
How to handle 230 seconds timeout in Azure App Service
Azure Load Balancer has a default idle timeout setting of four minutes. This setting is generally a reasonable response time limit for a web reques...
Identify and Diagnose High Memory issues on Azure AppService (Windows)
What are the limitations of physical RAM? Your computer has 2GB of RAM installed. You just ran a SQL query which demanded 500MB to store the resu...
Async/Await - Best Practices
Deadlocks is a state where two or more threads are stuck indefinitely waiting for each other. This is technically a freeze and not a performance pr...
Troubleshooting Socket exception in Azure App Service
A common requirement for applications is the ability to make outbound network calls to other network endpoints. This includes calling out to Azure ...
How to Reboot Specific Worker in Azure App Service
How to Reboot a Specific Instance in an App Service Plan Azure provides a variety of services and tools that enable developers to build, deploy, a...
How to capture OWIN logs in Azure App Service
How to capture OWIN logs in Azure App Service Here are the steps to capture Owin Logs from your Azure Website: Go the Azure Portal and go...
Azure App Service Logs
Azure App Service Logs Azure App Service logs are a feature provided by Microsoft Azure that enable you to capture and analyze log data generated ...
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Reading .Net Profiler traces
This blog post explains the important information of a .Net Profiler Trace data capture and helps you to identify slowness at thread level or dependency exec...
Performance
Reading .Net Profiler traces
This blog post explains the important information of a .Net Profiler Trace data capture and helps you to identify slowness at thread level or dependency exec...