Windows Azure® and ASP.NET MVC Migration by Benjamin Perkins

Author:Benjamin Perkins
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 2013-06-27T16:00:00+00:00

SUMMARY

In this chapter, you captured a set of baseline performance metrics using tools such as Fiddler, MiniProfiler, and the F12 Developer Tool Suite in Internet Explorer. It’s important that you capture the baseline so that you have something to which you can compare your post-optimization performance.

You also used Google PageSpeed to help identify some inefficiencies in the sample ASP.NET website, some of which were referencing an image. You then modified the width and height attributes to reduce the size instead of just reducing the image size. You also ensured that browser caching was implemented effectively.

In addition, you learned that by minifying and bundling CSS and JavaScript files, you could realize gains in performance in both ASP.NET websites and ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Roles.

After you implemented these optimization examples and redeployed the enhanced source code to the respective Windows Azure environments, you saw positive results. In almost every case, there was an improvement in download speed and a reduction in overall download size.

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