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Creating a Custom Output Cache Provider in ASP.NET 4

Output Caching is a very common and popular performance improvement technique for ASP.NET applications. In the previous versions of ASP.NET the output caching mechanism of ASP.NET was rigid in terms of cache store. For example, developers didn't have any flexibility if they wanted to store the output cache in a disk file instead of the server memory. Luckily, ASP.NET 4 provides such flexibility to developers. ASP.NET 4 follows a provider model for output caching. This means you can now define a custom cache provider and plug it in using a configuration file. This article illustrates how such a custom output cache provider that stores cached output in disk files can be developed.

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Bipin Joshi is a blogger, author and a Kundalini Yogi who writes about apparently unrelated topics - Yoga & technology! A former Software Consultant and trainer by profession, Bipin is programming since 1995 and is working with .NET framework ever since its inception. He is an internationally published author and has authored or co-authored more than half a dozen books and numerous articles on .NET technologies. He has also penned a few books on Yoga. Bipin was also a Microsoft MVP for six consecutive years. You can read more about him here.

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Tags : ASP.NET Web Forms C# Performance
Posted On : 31 Dec 2011
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