Some time100% CPU usage by IIS worker process

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When I open windows Task Manager and go to the resource monitor I see that 100% usage is because of IIS Worker Process. I have Only One Project in Windows Server 2016 Stranded VPS Server.

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i have also try to restart iis and server both but after restart iis and Server Again IIS Worker Process usage 100%.

but i have stop that site and create new one then it's Working Fine.so Please Any one Provide Proper Solution for Following.

How can I Check Which Code Crate an Issues in My Web application and How to Resolve it ?

Posted 5-Jul-24 0:02am

Suresh Mali 2022

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Richard Deeming 5-Jul-24 6:16am

You need to profile your code to find out what's eating your CPU. Nobody else can do that for you.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2024-07-05T01:04:00

Solution 1

As richard has said, you need to profile your code.
Try this: Start Profiling an ASP.NET Core App using IIS Express and .NET Core | .NET Memory Profiler Documentation[^] - it may give you ideas even if you aren't using a Core app.

Posted 5-Jul-24 1:04am

OriginalGriff