You need to resolve the performance issues

You are developing an ASP.NET MVC web application in Visual Studio 2012. The
application requires several thousand content files. All content is hosted on the same IIS
instance as the application. You detect performance issues when the application starts. You
need to resolve the performance issues. What should you do?

You are developing an ASP.NET MVC web application in Visual Studio 2012. The
application requires several thousand content files. All content is hosted on the same IIS
instance as the application. You detect performance issues when the application starts. You
need to resolve the performance issues. What should you do?

A.
Implement HTTP caching in the ASP.NET MVC controllers.

B.
Combine the content files by using ASP.NET MVC bundling.

C.
Install a second IIS instance.

D.
Move the content to a Windows Azure CDN.



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someguy

someguy

For a few content files, bundling might be the answer. But several thousand? No. I think they’re looking for D, based on my reading of the MS Exam Ref book, which discusses CDNs.

Schlumpf

Schlumpf

I would also say D, but I’m not sure…

Shaun G

Shaun G

The answer “B” is correct ASP.NET MVC bundling enable you to create a single file from multiple files to limit the number of connections needed for downloading files