I've checking out 2.0 and whilst there's a HUGE amount to love, I noticed that it seemed to be somewhat slower than 1.9
I carried out a number of tests to try and quantify this, and here's what I found.
I'm running XP on a dual 2.13 GHz/2GB PC - VS2010 and both 1.9 and 2.0 sites running with VS2010 development web server.
On the 2.0 site, each time a page is requested, even if its a page visited many times before in the session (i.e. should be fully cached), there is a few seconds of CPU activity - its not SQL server that's been thrashed, it's VS2010 and the web server.
I ran both 1.9 and 2.0 sites up in firefox with firebug and timed repeated refreshes of the computers category page.
The 1.9 site averaged a response time for GET 30-computers.aspx of 400mS
The 2.0 site averaged a response time for GET computers of 3 seconds
Thanks for the replies. I don't see why running the site in IIS should make a difference? I'm running two different versions in the same environment and getting wildly different results. This is surely the relevant factor here.......
On my machine, im getting, on average about 750ms.
I have ran dotTrace and I couldn't find any bottleneck.
I think you're perhaps slightly missing the point here
The ABSOLUTE value of the response is not relevant - you probably have a much faster PC which would explain the difference between your 750mS and my 3S
The RELEVANT factor here is: same environment, same PC, different versions, big performance differential
Not quite certain why my previous post got voted down - I believe I make a legitimate point.
I've now repeated the test on another PC and can see the same outcome - 1.9 is many times faster than 2.0
I so want 2.0 to be an excellent platform, but with performance as I've seen it so far, it couldn't be considered as an option for a site with more than a handful of visitors per day.
I will do some profiling tests later when I have more free time. I quickly carried some out last night and it looks like there are around 500 method calls for every page load. I will need to spend some more time to draw meaningful conclusions from the tests that I ran, but right now, my confidence in 2.0 is somewhat uncertain
Not quite certain why my previous post got voted down - I believe I make a legitimate point.
I've now repeated the test on another PC and can see the same outcome - 1.9 is many times faster than 2.0
I so want 2.0 to be an excellent platform, but with performance as I've seen it so far, it couldn't be considered as an option for a site with more than a handful of visitors per day.
I will do some profiling tests later when I have more free time. I quickly carried some out last night and it looks like there are around 500 method calls for every page load. I will need to spend some more time to draw meaningful conclusions from the tests that I ran, but right now, my confidence in 2.0 is somewhat uncertain
Cheers
Tony
Please let us now if you find anything. I'm going to do some load testing this evening.
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