I developed a site in MVC and C #, but after deploying to the Gogaddy server I have noticed that the first access is very, but very slow.
I almost check if there is a logged-in user, if I do not, I redirect to the login screen for access.
The part of the verification as the login , takes a lot to be done, but after all this, the site works normal, as if everything was normal.
Is there a tool where you can see what and where the bottleneck is on my site?
This behavior is normal on the first post. It occurs for two reasons:
Now, if the slowness continues during requests, there may be a database bottleneck in your application. It is worthwhile for these cases to perform a Debug of the Actions that take longer to execute.
This is relatively common. ASP.Net MVC itself has many components that need warm-up to start working in order.
Of course, it may be that your case is a point outside the curve, but I do not think so.
If you want to check what is delaying the execution, you need to do the profiling of the application. Some tools available specific to this technology:
Your site's Application Pool is probably hibernating after a downtime, commonplace with sites that do not yet have many hits.
As it hibernates, it takes some time to reboot.
If this bothers you too much, you can:
1 - Check if it is possible to reset the "Idle Timeout" in IIS. (I do not think so)
2 - If you can not do this configuration, then to prevent the site hibernate, you can use a monitoring or ping service that will "ping" the url of your site every minute, so the site does not will hibernate more. You can also make a program that calls the url of your site every 10 minutes.
But once your site is used more often, this "problem" will be less noticeable.
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