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Why Most ASP.NET Core Apps on IIS Run Without Real Monitoring

Why Most ASP.NET Core Apps on IIS Run Without Real Monitoring

Most ASP.NET Core apps on IIS have no real monitoring. Not because teams don't care, but because traditional APM tool is priced for large server setups or sends data to an external server. RuntimeIQ fixes this with two lines of code, no per-host fee, no data leaving your server.

You Are Fixing the Wrong Thing

The True Code Of Production Systems

You Are Fixing the Wrong Thing

Performance problems do not start in production. They start in a codebase nobody was measuring. By the time the team is investigating, they are already three days into theories that have nothing to do with the actual answer.

Scaling the Application: Not an Answer to Every Performance Issue

The True Code Of Production Systems

Scaling the Application: Not an Answer to Every Performance Issue

This is part of The True Code of Production Systems. The series is about the decisions that only become visible when something breaks in production. The traffic spike arrived at 11:47 on a Tuesday morning. It was not unexpected. The marketing team had sent a campaign email to two