How can I reduce load and increase performance for my ASP.NET, C# website?

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hi,
i have created asp.net website and whenever number of user logins increases my website becomes very slow. how do i speed up and increase performance.

Thanks,
Manisha

What I have tried:

attempted for minification and bundling manually for my website.

Posted 6-Feb-19 22:16pm

Manisha Tambade

Updated 7-Feb-19 9:33am

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F-ES Sitecore 7-Feb-19 4:55am

You need to do some analysis to see exactly what it is that is slow, or causing the issue. It could be your code, your database queries are not efficient, it could be the hardware or memory on the server. We have no idea...there is no magic "do this and your site will always run faster" trick.

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James Walsh Jr · Answer 1 · 2019-02-07T09:33:00

I would recommend a tool like NewRelic or Application Insights to get information. You could have bottle necks in a variety of places.

You can run performance metrics against your database queries or stored procedures to determine if you have bottlenecks there.

Using a simple tool like the developer console in your browser can provide simple insights for how different scripts or images are loading. That information can guide to a more sophisticated tool to dig into details of each part of your page.

Mehdi Gholam · Answer 2 · 2019-02-06T22:55:00

Solution 1

This is not a good question, since it depends on many things that are specific to your app, environment, and usage patterns which is out of the scope of a forum like this.

Try adding logging to your app and monitor the logs to see where your app takes the most time and work from there.

Posted 6-Feb-19 22:55pm

Mehdi Gholam