Hi,
I meant memory dump.
Here is a list of performance suggestion which you could check as well:
1. Eliminate communication between client and server,
* Locate code (JavaScript/CSS) into external files, so that the same code is not transferred over and over, but instead it is cached on the client side,
* Enable
client cache for all possible resources,
* Eliminate cookies, because they are sent from the client to the server with each request,
*
Reorganize the resources on the page to improve visual performance,
* Disable
ViewState,
* Use code
minification and compression,
2. Reduce data transfer and frequency retrieval between database and web server,
* Optimize all SQL queries,
*
Cache data on server side,
3. Review the usage of Kentico API and custom code,
* Minimize number of objects allocated in memory,
* Eliminate all exceptions logged in the
Event log,
*
Reuse existing objects/data,
4. Eliminate resource consuming and intensive operations,
*
Disable scheduled tasks which are not used or run them as
external services,
* Increase
execution interval of scheduled tasks,
* Disable
output filter and write better code,
5. Disable features/functionality which you are not using,
* Think about the best storage for your files,
* DB vs. File system,
* Content Tree vs. Media library,
6. Review your environment setup,
*
Scalingout vs. scaling up your hardware,
* Optimize SQL server and IIS settings,
*
Cache output on IIS level,
Best regards,
Ivana Tomanickova