Degradation

Chakra

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21st Apr 2005

We notice that a particular module in ASP.NET application takes x seconds
when just one user is using it, but takes 1.5 x seconds. Is 50 % degradation
normal for a .NET application ? I realise this is a very ambigous question
since the environment plays a role, however is resource contention an issue
which requires focussed attention in .NET applications ?

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