Microsoft Days 2010 Bulgaria – Extensible Output Caching with ASP.NET 4 Session
Microsoft Days 2010 Bulgaria will take place in Sofia on 30-31 March 2010. The conference consists of numerous valuable lecturers and the whole list can be seen at http://www.msbgregistration.com/Lecturers.aspx.
I will be presenting a session titled as Extensible Output Caching with ASP.NET 4.
Here is a brief description of my session:
Through ASP.NET 1 to 3.5, output caching was stuck in memory. ASP.NET 4 makes it possible to use custom output-cache providers to use any kind of storage mechanism including databases, local and remove disks and distributed cache engines. In this session, we will build a custom output-cache provider that persists data in local hard-drive and we will learn how to configure an ASP.NET application to use some famous distributed cache engines. This is a coding and configuring oriented session.
Martin Kulov is of course there with 2 sessions. One about Visual Studio Test Professional 2010 and one about Branching and Merging with TFS 2010.
Another cool news is that Daron Yondem from Turkey will also be there with 2 Silverlight sessions.
Those of you living in Bulgaria or who can visit Bulgaria for the event, do not forget to register at http://www.msbgregistration.com before all the seats are booked.
there are some drawbacks of asp.net cache because of its stand alone nature. thats why it is not recommended to use it if you are running in a multi server environment. infect the use of a distributed cache is recommended as it is in process and distributed over multiple servers. here is a good read about the comparison between classic asp.net cache and a distributed cache.
http://www.alachisoft.com/ncache/asp-net-cache.html