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Description
ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, high-performance, open-source framework for building modern, cloud ready, connected applications
In this episode, Ryan Nowak chats with Cecil about some tools and techniques for doing performance testing against your ASP.NET Core applications.
- [01:52] - What should you really be testing?
- [05:26] - Setting memory constraints
- [07:45] - Collecting metrics with .NET counters
- [12:22] - Load testing tool options
- [15:20] - What do all these numbers mean?
- [18:38] - Getting setup with the .NET counters tool
Useful Links
- ASP.NET Core Performance Best Practices
- ASP.NET Core documentation
- Create a Web API with ASP.NET Core
- Bombardier
- dotnet counters
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The Discussion
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BlueDog13 For Bombardier - how do you set up requests - such that each request has different value/s in the body? In the example above, all the requests are using the same value/s in the body.
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paramiyer Hi, Thanks for this video. How would you rate .NET Performance Profiling tool that comes with VS Enterprise against these tools? I understand that the tool is not for load testing but it would be interesting to know its usefulness.
thanks,
Param -
AGanesan It's a response time distribution, latency is an idle time. -
Bogdan Please post the sample somewhere, it is an good starting place to build upon.
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