I took a similar position at first, but now have been muted...ever since doing exactly what everyone else in the thread mentioned; I changed hosts from GoDaddy to Webhost4Life to now a third hosting company; I installed John's PageBlaster module; and I now have my site pinged every 15 minutes, ensuring that users are not sitting there looking at a blank screen for 90 seconds during recompilation resulting from the app shutting down due to inactivity; I truncate my logs, clean out the events, empty the recycle bin, etc, etc, etc...and no longer whine about performance.  :)

There is an oft-cited Australian Rules Rugby page that folks say receives a million hits on a good weekend; granted, they have some fancy server configurations and the like, but the performance of that and many other DNN sites is impressive for all the stuff taking place behind the scenes. I'll take a nominal performance hit over static html pages anyday, given the horsepower of the platform...and write it off to opportunity costs.

Carlos,

Thanks and don't worry, because I love DNN, I think it will be good to do a ranking of all DNN hosting, because I think that 140 computes is not the problem, but the hardware of www.re-invent.com.

I will call them and send these notes.

My hosting is "www-re-invent.com", until 2 months a go it was a good hosting, but I don't know if the problem is host or DNN. I installed in my computer and I have the same problem.