Memory spike and aspnet_wp recycle
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I have a medium-sized intranet app (~100 users, ~10,000 hits per day). The memory of the ASP worker process stays consistent -- memory allocated, garbage collected, etc. No problem. Then, after a number of hours, it suddenly (within 1 hour), climbs out of control until it reaches the limit where IIS recycles the aspnet_wp.exe process. I can find nothing strange during this time with requests. I have a hint that it may be Crystal Reports for .NET 2003, but have to solid evidence. I'm running W2K Server, IIS 5.0, .NET 1.1. Has anyone else seen this? Barry Etter
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I have a medium-sized intranet app (~100 users, ~10,000 hits per day). The memory of the ASP worker process stays consistent -- memory allocated, garbage collected, etc. No problem. Then, after a number of hours, it suddenly (within 1 hour), climbs out of control until it reaches the limit where IIS recycles the aspnet_wp.exe process. I can find nothing strange during this time with requests. I have a hint that it may be Crystal Reports for .NET 2003, but have to solid evidence. I'm running W2K Server, IIS 5.0, .NET 1.1. Has anyone else seen this? Barry Etter
I have seen this same issue. However, in our case, it requires a manual recycle of the aspnet_wp.exe process. Our configuration is the same as yours (W2k server, IIS 5.0, and .NET 1.1), except we are not running Crystal. (You probably didn't want to hear that :-O ) Unfortunately, I do not have a resolution for you. But hopefully the configuration comparison will help and the knowledge that you are not the only one experiencing the issue will provide a little bit of comfort. Ryan Bost http://www.sugarcoding.com