asp.net - Webservice Applicationpool -

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I have two different web services (running on local machine) and an application pool (1.Can I Can I do this? Is this a matter of any working concern?). I do not know much about how the application will work. other. The Net application is using two servers, but often a web hosting is not responding, which is internally by the ssis package. Calling in Net Application. What could be the reason and to make sure that it responds all the time, is there a better way to improve performance?

If there is unavailable or any other information, comments are welcome

Yes, You can keep many web applications using the same application pool.

Is this a performance concern? If this is really high traffic or a defective code, then perhaps it might be possible.

The applications allow pool sites to reach different processes, which can reduce the risk of others affecting each other. If an app pool has an application / web application that contains a memory leak, the leak will only affect that particular process, at least directly. Every process can be recycled either by the time or the system parameter, which reduces the risk of having something in bad condition.

Performance? Another benefit for the App Pool is the ability to run many instances simultaneously (the same thing when every app can be put in its pool) The advantage of this is that more requests can be handled at a time Down-side Is that you can not use the in-process session state and your application will be duplicated for each instance of the status process. You have to consider how much 'stuff' you have in the session and how your caching plan will be effective, but it has the capability to provide more scalability to the web application.

You call the SSIS ... I'm assuming that this is a long-running service, so you probably want to send the call to the process in some sort of queue, Can process outside the request. MSMQ can work for you if you use the queue, you will begin to run the code, then there is a way to see the position of the call to see if it has been done.


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