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> I'd take that 60% startup increase in IIS also, the first request is always slow... But startup cost is less relevant in a server scenario. In a server you s
by PantaloonFlames 12y ago
> I'd take that 60% startup increase in IIS also, the first request is always slow...
But startup cost is less relevant in a server scenario. In a server you startup once per ~1B requests or more. In a front-end app, it might run 10 requests and then stop.
- guiomie 12y agoAgreed. But we do have API for internal jobs that are only used a few times a week. Then there is also the other 15%-20% memory reduction discussed in the article that I'd like to have back.