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HttpContext.Current.Cache performance

原文 2010-11-17 17:35:31 8 1 c#/ asp.net/ iis/ caching

I'm on IIS6 > ASP .NET > C# > WebService

I have to put in Cache a lot of data (thousands of serialized object of about 2MB each). How does IIS6 manage HttpContext.Current.Cache - does it save in RAM or temp file? Can I compress data before caching? What are the alternatives of HttpContext.Current.Cache?

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By default it is saved in RAM. If you have saving that large amount of data you should think about saving it in a database.

Understanding HttpContext.Current.Cache

Alternative to HttpContext.Current.Cache

Using HttpContext.Current.Cache?

HttpContext.Current.Cache with load balancing?

Querying items in HttpContext.Current.Cache

HttpContext.Current.Cache clears after while

Using 'HttpContext.Current.Cache' safely

Is HttpContext.Current.Cache thread-safe ?

Checking for null HttpContext.Current.Cache value

HttpContext.Current.Cache without expiration

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