Ximor Iksivich
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Ximor Iksivich
asked on 19 Oct 2011, 09:11 PM
Hi,
We have two different IIS 6 servers (Windows 2003 sp2) serving the same website with one page being different. In the site having the non-telerik version we typically see 500-600 MB of memory usage by the w3wp process. In the telerik radajax control server the memory load is around 700 mb. All other parameters are same between the servers including the load distribution. I was wondering if its common for the telerik controls to boost memory usage on the server and if anyone else is experiencing that? The page uses the RadAjaxManager along with the rad nav bar and the radgrid.
Thanks,
Ximor.
We have two different IIS 6 servers (Windows 2003 sp2) serving the same website with one page being different. In the site having the non-telerik version we typically see 500-600 MB of memory usage by the w3wp process. In the telerik radajax control server the memory load is around 700 mb. All other parameters are same between the servers including the load distribution. I was wondering if its common for the telerik controls to boost memory usage on the server and if anyone else is experiencing that? The page uses the RadAjaxManager along with the rad nav bar and the radgrid.
Thanks,
Ximor.
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Hello,
Please have in mind that MS AJAX framework itself have some memory leakage. Thus when the page is refreshed through ajax request causing, the browser's process to allocate more memory. However this memory usually is freed after regular page postback. Also you may consider decreasing the rate of refreshes too.
Could you please test the same application using regular asp UpdatePanel for the ajax requests and verify of the memory usage is the same.
Best wishes,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
Please have in mind that MS AJAX framework itself have some memory leakage. Thus when the page is refreshed through ajax request causing, the browser's process to allocate more memory. However this memory usually is freed after regular page postback. Also you may consider decreasing the rate of refreshes too.
Could you please test the same application using regular asp UpdatePanel for the ajax requests and verify of the memory usage is the same.
Best wishes,
Maria Ilieva
the Telerik team
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