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How many remoting calls are queued?


How many remoting calls are queued? Greg Nagel
9/26/2006 12:00:00 AM
dotnet remoting: Hi All

I'm starting to wonder about the performance of our remoting calls and not
sure where to look to confirm my suspisions.

I've got 3 websites all making remoting calls to the app server. The app
server then makes calls to the various backends.

From what I know the remoting calls are serviced by the default thread pool
created in each .Net process, so that would be around 20/25 threads I think?

Now quite a few of our calls are slow running. In addition to that one of
the calls will actually create threads to send requests to multiple backends
at once.

I'm concerned that between the slow running calls and the call using extra
threads my incoming remoting calls are being queued in the thread pool
waiting for a thread to became available.

How can I confirm this? I've checked the performance counters and I can't
see anything that would expose this information?

Thanks
Greg


Re: How many remoting calls are queued? Spam Catcher
9/26/2006 4:31:10 PM
"Greg Nagel" <gnagel@oldmutual.com> wrote in
news:#27zd6T4GHA.4616@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl:

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How are you hosting your remoting objects?


Re: How many remoting calls are queued? Greg Nagel
9/27/2006 12:00:00 AM
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Oops, sorry, that would have been useful information hey.

It's hosted in a .Net service.

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