Chapter 14:

Network Performance and Scalability

 

 

 

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What do we have in this chapter?

 

 

  1. Overview

    2. Underlying Protocols

    Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

    User Datagram Protocol (UDP)

    Asynchronous I/O Pattern

  2. Resource Management

    3. Memory

    OS Networking Limitations

    Bandwidth

    Optimizing Web Classes

    Managing Threads and Connections

    A Simple C# Web Class Performance Measurement Program Example

  3. Build and Run the C# Project

    4. A Simple VB .NET Web Class Performance Measurement Program Example

  4. Build and Run the VB .NET project

    5. Enabling the Visual Studio Editor Line Numbers

  5. A Simple C++/CLI Web Class Performance Measurement Program Example

  6. Build and Run the C++/CLI project

    7. Managing HTTP Verbs

    Authentication

 

 

Summary

 

There are only a few basic principles to follow when designing high-performance applications, including resource management and using asynchronous I/O whenever possible. Also, understanding the underlying protocol reveals several possibilities for improving performance depending on the behavior of the application. These principles can be applied to any of the networking-related classes in the .NET Framework, including the Socket class and the Web classes. Additionally, understanding how the Web-related classes are built offers insight on how to maximize performance. Following these simple guidelines is straightforward and will result in better performance and more scalable applications.

 

 

 

 

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