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- mohit - Apr 24 2008 | development, asp, net, c#, scalability, programming
Quoted: A truly scalable ASP.NET Web site makes optimum use of the thread pool. That means making sure request-processing threads are executing code instead of waiting for I/O to complete. If the thread pool becomes saturated due to all the threads grinding away on the CPU, there's little you can do but add servers.
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However, most Web apps talk to databases, Web services, or other external entities, and limit scalability by forcing thread-pool threads to wait for database queries, Web service calls, and other I/O operations to complete.
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