1. timeout attribute :The amount of time (hh:mm:ss) before the process is shut down and restarted. Use this setting to automatically recycle a process after a certain number of requests as a preventive measure.
2. shutDownTimeOut attribute : How much time each process has to shut itself down. After this amount of time, the process is terminated by the system if it still running.
3. requestLimit attribute : The number of queued requests to serve before the process is shut down and restarted. Use this setting the same way you use the timeout attribute.
4. restartQueueLimit attribute : The number of queued requests to retain while the process is shut down and restarted.
5. memoryLimit attribute : The percentage of physical memory the ASP.NET process is allowed to consume before that process is shut down and a new process is started. This setting helps prevent memory leaks from degrading the server.
6. responseRestart - DeadlockInterval : The amount of time to wait before restarting a process that was shut down because it was deadlocked. This setting is usually several minutes to prevent applications with serious errors from degrading the server.
7. responseDeadlockInterval : The amount of time to wait before restarting a process that is deadlocked. The process is restarted if there are queued requests and the process has not responded within this time limit.
2. shutDownTimeOut attribute : How much time each process has to shut itself down. After this amount of time, the process is terminated by the system if it still running.
3. requestLimit attribute : The number of queued requests to serve before the process is shut down and restarted. Use this setting the same way you use the timeout attribute.
4. restartQueueLimit attribute : The number of queued requests to retain while the process is shut down and restarted.
5. memoryLimit attribute : The percentage of physical memory the ASP.NET process is allowed to consume before that process is shut down and a new process is started. This setting helps prevent memory leaks from degrading the server.
6. responseRestart - DeadlockInterval : The amount of time to wait before restarting a process that was shut down because it was deadlocked. This setting is usually several minutes to prevent applications with serious errors from degrading the server.
7. responseDeadlockInterval : The amount of time to wait before restarting a process that is deadlocked. The process is restarted if there are queued requests and the process has not responded within this time limit.
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