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Hi -I have deploy an application on IIS but it is very slow when requesting pages compare to where it is hosted on godaddy.
-I would like to have some advice to make it faster(Improve the performance). Because as you know when you have internet issue the application hosted on LAN is faster than the one hosted online(like Godaddy).
-My Database is hosted on the same server as the application
-The specs are:
Processor core i7, RAM 4GB, 1TB of Storage.

Please help giving the way to make it faster.
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Updated 12-May-15 1:17am
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virusstorm 6-May-15 10:36am    
What are the specs of the server running IIS? Does the application have a database? If so, where is the database being hosted at? What is your user load? You have to understand that performance is relative. GoDaddy has thousands of servers with high speed storage severing up your application. If you have a single server with SATA storage, there is no way to make it perform faster then GoDaddy.

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The computer you are using sounds like a desktop computer and not a true server. Your computer is simply under powered for what you are doing. Typically, I will build a SQL Server with at least 8GB of RAM and my web servers with 4GB to 8GB of RAM depending on the application(s) needs. Storage considerations are critical for SQL Server. You have 1TB of storage, but if this off the shelf Western Digital green line, it simply won't perform to the level of GoDaddy.

Depending on your budget, it might be easier to buy a better internet connection as opposed to buying better hardware to meet the performance level of GoDaddy.
 
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El Dev 12-May-15 13:41pm    
Yeah you right it is a desktop. So do you think it is not due to IIS or win server the way they are setting up?
And the application hosted in Local server are faster than online. So if I buy the hardware it might be easier because I can not rely on internet here.
So please give some nice advice.
virusstorm 12-May-15 13:54pm    
If you are looking to buy hardware, I would suggest picking a hardware vendor, such as Dell or HP, and call their sales department and explain to them your application and budget needs. They can help guide you to the right hardware you need.

Are you not able to rely on the internet due to location or quality of provider? If it is quality of provider, have you looked at another provider?
El Dev 12-May-15 19:43pm    
yeah I did! it seems like the internet have some issue, thats why I am deploying on local server.

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