IIS App Pools – Stop/Start vs Recycle
a) Because of Overlapped Recycling. There is a time period that the “old” process waits for the new one to start. b) No. As far as I know.
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How to make BackgroundWorker return an object
In your DoWork event handler for the BackgroundWorker (which is where the background work takes place) there is an argument DoWorkEventArgs. This object has a public property object Result. When your worker has generated its result (in your case, a List<FileInfo>), set e.Result to that, and return. Now that your BackgroundWorker has completed its task, … Read more
How prevent CPU usage 100% because of worker process in iis
Diagnosing In terms of diagnosing what App Pool is causing trouble, you can: Select the server Go to IIS > Worker Processes This should bring up a menu like this so you can determine which App Pool is running amok. From there you can simply restart the the app pool and 9 times out of … Read more
ASP.NET Web Garden – How Many Worker Processes Do I Need?
Worker processes are a way of segmenting the execution of your website across multiple exe’s. You do this for a couple of reasons, one if one of the workers gets clobbered by run time issues it doesn’t take the others down. For example, if a html request comes in that causes the process to run … Read more