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Measure Performance after Caching

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    wEb GuRu
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    Hey guys I have used OutPutCaching on a webpage. Now how I can measure what benifit I'm geting from Caching...!

    All the way from Sialkot ...

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    • W wEb GuRu

      Hey guys I have used OutPutCaching on a webpage. Now how I can measure what benifit I'm geting from Caching...!

      All the way from Sialkot ...

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      You can use the Application_BeginRequest() and Application_EndRequest() methods in the global.asax file to determine the time it took to process the request. But here your question is How to measure the Performance of Output Cache. You may have to take a look at this MSDN article[^], It says that performance of the Output Cache has to be evaluated based on the hits to the cached entries because Caching utilizes the server memory. If the hits are low to the Cached entries then sometime it may affect the performance.

      - Regards -
         JON


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