Hi!
I have a question regarding running Kestrel behind IIS and concurrent connections. I set up IIS on my dev machine running Windows 10 Pro and threw some load testing on the application. When running a ASP.NET MVC5 application i fairly quickly get very high response times and eventually the server stops responding.
However, when running a ASP.NET Core 2.0 application in IIS, I seem to be able to throw so many requests on the server that the bottle neck becomes my connection speed (100Mbit/s).
Since as I stated earlier, I'm running this on my dev. machine with Win 10 Pro, I should have the limit of around 10 concurrent connections right? So my question is, is this not applicable when running Kestrel behind IIS? Or am I getting the much better results because Kestrel can handle the large amount of requests much more efficiently than if running a .NET MVC5 application?
Thanks in advance!