I came up with my own version of automatic refresh for my site. I used the refresh meta tag and an iframe in an html page. The refresh tag is set to 20 seconds, but you can change it to anything you want. This will work for you if your computer is always on and the browser is open to your refresh page.
Refreshing of the site does not help if your site goes above 250 MB of memory usage. What seems to be happening here is that the later versions of Nopcommerce takes up more than 250 MB of memory within an application pool. Therefore, the old trick of setting a task to load up the app pool after it times out (within 20 minutes of no activity) does not help here as it would most likely time out through the fact that its reaching 250 MB of memory.
Regardless, a test would be to is to setup a separate virtual directory with a script which shows the app pool's memory usage. Or simply ask someone on the phones or chat to tell you the memory usage as you load the page. This way you'll know exactly what the usage is. If the app is using more than 250 MB of memory, the only fix would be to run it under BusinessClass (500 MB of memory per app pool) or VPS or Dedicated where the app pool limit can be setup via R1Soft to the maximum available memory of your environment. This is further discussed here -
I guess the nopcommerce plans at $5 a month banner should be changed to $27 a month. Just great! Maybe arvixe plans should grow too accommodate a progressivelly higher use of memory with new web applications.
Hi, I would be very appreciate if someone help me about my issue.
I am using NopCommerce 2 (MVC version) for my new eCommerce project and the web site loading time is extremely slow for every pages even the page is static.
I am having the same problem in my local machine as well as my development server.
I tried to upgrade to NopCommerce 2.1. However, I am getting the same problem.
I would be very appreciate if anbody give me some suggestion for my problem.
I've heard a lot of speed issues with GoDaddy. Have you tried sending them an email ?
I mean don't get my wrong, nopCommerce on Shared hosting isn't going to be super fast.
I was on Arvixe before moving to a Dedicated Server, and although it was slow, it was not as slow as you're describing. Plus only the Initial page was slow on Arvixe.
Send them an email and see what they say, then let us know.
Thank you for your reply. I am hosting with donhost server.
I am getting a bit surprise that the web site is getting slow with my local machine as well. I guess the problem is because of they are using entity framework rather than store procedure?
And also I have full control over the IIS on our donhost server.
I am looking for your advise.
Many Thanks, Thu
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