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10/6/2006 12:49 PM
 
Has anyone does any testing to see how much memory the asp.net 2.0 process uses when running a regular DNN site? A host I was looking into apaprently only allocate 5MB per app pool - which I would have thought was too little...

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10/6/2006 12:58 PM
 

 

5MB is not going to be enough.  Depending on how you measure it, the memory for a small site starts off at about 40MB, and this number climbs pretty fast as new modules and pages are added and language files, etc. are cached.

 


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