ASP.NET Core 6 Performance

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Erik Dahl

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:53

2. First Steps for Performance Optimization

1. Introduction and Course Overview.mp4

02:30

2. Version Check.mp4

00:34

3. ASP.NET Core Is Fast and Getting Faster.mp4

03:34

4. ASP.NET Core Principles.mp4

02:59

5. Demo - App Introduction.mp4

06:22

6. Demo - Use System.Text.Json.mp4

03:37

7. Demo - Using Source Generators with System.Text.Json.mp4

02:37

8. Demo - Simple Entity Framework Core Tips.mp4

05:12

03. Caching Techniques

01. Introduction and Scope.mp4

02:07

02. Key Concepts.mp4

01:27

03. Demo - In-memory Caching with Expiration.mp4

05:53

04. Demo - Distributed Caching with Expiration.mp4

04:23

05. Demo - Redis as a Distributed Cache.mp4

04:46

06. Demo - Problem with Expiration-Based Caching.mp4

05:01

07. Demo - Explicit Cache Invalidation.mp4

02:54

08. Choosing a Distributed Cache.mp4

01:40

09. Response Caching.mp4

01:47

10. Demo - Response Caching Middleware.mp4

04:38

11. More on Response Caching.mp4

01:15

4. Asynchronous Techniques

1. Introduction and Justification.mp4

01:52

2. Demo - Converting Synchronous Code to Async.mp4

05:26

3. Demo - Async Razor Pages, Returning Tasks from Synchronous Code.mp4

02:00

4. Demo - When You Cant Use asyncawait.mp4

03:18

5. Demo - Parallel Execution of Tasks.mp4

05:04

6. Demo - Cancellation Tokens.mp4

05:51

7. Summary and Whats Next.mp4

01:15

5. HttpContext, Forms, and Http Clients

1. Introduction.mp4

02:08

2. Demo - HttpContext in Pages and Controllers.mp4

02:58

3. Demo - HttpContext in Other Classes.mp4

02:30

4. HttpContext in Parallel Tasks.mp4

01:27

5. Demo - Reading Form Content.mp4

03:45

6. Demo - Using Named HttpClients.mp4

05:17

7. Demo - Token Management in Named HttpClients.mp4

02:40

8. Demo - Using Typed HttpClients.mp4

03:27

9. More Information and Whats Next.mp4

00:47

06. Diagnostics, Benchmarking, and Load Testing

01. Introduction and Definitions.mp4

02:05

02. Diagnostics Overview.mp4

01:25

03. Demo - Adding Request Logging and Seq.mp4

04:59

04. Demo - Creating Performance Log Entries.mp4

01:51

05. Diagnostic Options with Logging.mp4

01:40

06. But My App Is Already in Trouble!.mp4

00:46

07. Demo - Using dotnet-trace.mp4

05:44

08. Benchmarking Overview.mp4

01:21

09. Demo - Using BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

05:01

10. Load Testing Overview.mp4

02:23

11. Demo - API Load Testing with NBomber.mp4

06:48

12. Demo - Is Async Really Better than Sync for Concurrency.mp4

02:03

13. Demo - Load Testing with JMeter.mp4

05:14

14. Things to Try, Summary, and Whats Next.mp4

02:22

7. Optimizing Responses and UI Assets

1. Introduction.mp4

01:32

2. HTTP2 and HTTP3.mp4

01:35

3. Demo - Use SSL to Ensure Use of HTTP2.mp4

02:24

4. Response Compression.mp4

01:33

5. Demo - API Response Compression.mp4

02:30

6. Demo - UI Response Compression.mp4

02:20

7. Demo - Minification (Includes Overview).mp4

03:58

8. Demo - Bundling.mp4

01:54

08. Optimizing Memory Usage

01. Introduction and Approach.mp4

01:56

02. Memory, Performance, and ASP.NET Core.mp4

01:47

03. Memory Management and Garbage Collection.mp4

03:06

04. Memory Management and Your App.mp4

02:05

05. Demo - Memory Analysis within Visual Studio.mp4

03:25

06. Demo - Understand Memory Usage with dotnet-counters.mp4

04:59

07. Demo - Analyze Memory Usage with dotnet-dump and dotnet-gcdump.mp4

03:46

08. More About Memory Management.mp4

01:16

09. Demo - The MemoryLeak Application.mp4

01:37

10. Closing Thoughts.mp4

01:31

Description

Interested in making your ASP.NET Core site faster? This course will teach you key techniques to do just that - including caching, asynchronous techniques and gotchas, ways to keep responses small, diagnostic techniques to find problems, and more.

What You'll Learn?

Improving the performance of websites can be a very challenging endeavor. In this course, ASP.NET Core 6 Performance, you’ll learn techniques to improve and analyze the performance of ASP.NET Core websites. First, you’ll explore caching in its many forms - including what browsers do by default and how you can control that better, as well as techniques that you can do on the server side with both in-memory and distributed caching, including methods to invalidate cached information. Next, you’ll discover techniques and gotchas with asynchronous programming in C# - including the async/await keywords and the Task class. Additionally, you’ll also learn how to use tools to diagnose, benchmark, and load test sites. Finally, you’ll learn how to minimize the size of responses when appropriate, like compressing certain responses and minifying and bundling UI assets. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of performance optimization needed to improve the performance of your own ASP.NET Core websites..

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Erik Dahl

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Erik Dahl has been developing software and architecture for 20+ years, mostly doing in-house development for his employers. His recent work has included a multi-tenant B2B implementation and self-registration B2C implementation for IdentityServer3, upgrading legacy ASP.NET websites from server-side technologies to a client/server mix and adopting TypeScript, building Web APIs as the back end for mobile and web applications, and laying the foundation for a Xamarin Forms mobile application using the Prism library. Erik currently works at RealPage as a Principal Architect, building and architecting solutions for their Utility Management products.

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