ASP.NET MVC view engine performance -


I am developing a high load solution with the last version of asp.net mvc. Recently, our team noticed that most of the time the server takes the server for feedback, dedicated to page rendering. The simple timetable looks like this:

  Page Start - Launching module 1140 / module / owners from 1.8608363 - Complete the module 1140 / module / owner from 1.86859 - 1.9081751s module 829 / module Presenting / Linking Start - 1.9081788 S Module 829 / Module / Link Full - 2.3380648 S Module 1036 / Submitting Module / Advertisement Start - 2.3459101 S Module 1036 / Module Present / Advertisement Full - 2.34822 9 8 Raider Module 1110 / Module / GuiseStart - 2.3482322 Module 1110 / Module / Guigez Full - 2.6300744 S Module 1004 / Start Module / Topic Links - 2.6300784 S Module 1004 / Module / Subject Link Full - 3.8852529s Module 1048 / Module / News Start - 3.8927697 S Module 1048 / Module / News Full - 4.4958795 S Module 1128 / Start Recommended Links - 4.4958832s Module 1128 / Module / Recommended Link Complete - 4.5704227 End of Page - TopixSamenman of 4.5711193 Pages Launch - 4.57176 61s subject ending MMM EnuPages - 4.571974s render finished - 4.6185852s  

What could be a reason to provide such a slow motion? Is it used repeatedly to use partial render during a single request?

Make sure compilation debug = in your web.config "False" and make your application in release mode. This will allow MVC framework to cache the path that solves for your partial ideas.

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