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Aug 14, 2026

Why your legacy .NET application keeps getting slower (and what to measure first)

Legacy .NET apps slow down for predictable reasons — query bloat, blocking I/O, lock contention, and compounding technical debt. A practical guide for engineering leaders: what to measure first, how to find the real bottlenecks in days, and why "it's just old" is not a diagnosis.

Aug 02, 2026

Finding and Fixing Memory Leaks in .NET Services on Linux Containers

Your .NET service on Linux consumes more memory every hour until the container OOMs. Diagnose managed and native memory leaks step by step — from metrics and heap dumps to the exact fix. Based on real production incidents.

Aug 01, 2026

Diagnosing Thread Pool Starvation in ASP.NET Core Under Production Load

Your ASP.NET Core API slows to a crawl under load while CPU stays low. Diagnose thread pool starvation step by step — from symptoms and metrics to memory dumps and the exact fix. Based on real production incidents.

Feb 26, 2026

Performance triage in legacy .NET: find the top 3 bottlenecks fast

When the legacy system is slow and no one knows where to start, a structured triage finds the real bottlenecks in hours, not weeks. This playbook gives you a repeatable method to identify, rank, and fix the top 3 performance killers.

Jan 24, 2026

Requests timing out but CPU normal: thread pool starvation in ASP.NET

When requests time out but CPU is low and restarting fixes it temporarily: how thread pool starvation happens, how to prove queueing, and the smallest fixes that stop repeat incidents.

Jan 21, 2026

Requests hang forever: why missing timeouts cause recurring outages in .NET

When requests hang forever and recycling releases stuck work: why missing timeouts create backlog, how to add budgets safely, and the rollout plan that prevents new incidents.

Jun 22, 2023

C# vs Python for Machine Learning: Which One Should You Choose?

Are you struggling to decide between C and Python for your machine learning tasks? Look no further! In this comprehensive blog post, we compare these two popular progr…