Hi everyone,
I’m working on a cool project that pulls in web feeds from all over the internet. The tricky part is I need to do some heavy-duty analysis on this data pretty often.
My plan is to have a C# program that crunches the numbers and keeps updating a database with the results. Then I’ll use a regular ASP.NET setup to serve the website and pull info from that database.
I’m wondering if this is a good way to go about it. Should I really be using C# for the number-crunching part? Will it work well as a constantly running program on the server?
Any advice would be super helpful. Thanks!
C# is indeed a robust choice for your backend processing needs. Its performance capabilities make it well-suited for continuous data analysis tasks. Consider implementing a Windows Service or leveraging Azure Functions for long-running operations. This approach can ensure your program runs efficiently without interfering with the web server’s resources.
For optimal performance, look into parallel processing techniques and efficient data structures. Depending on the complexity of your analysis, you might benefit from incorporating machine learning libraries like ML.NET.
Regarding database interactions, ensure you’re using asynchronous operations and connection pooling to manage resources effectively. Regular benchmarking and profiling will help you identify and address any bottlenecks in your system.
yo, c# is great for number crunching! i’ve used it for similar stuff. have u thought about using a message queue system? it could help manage the workload better. also, make sure ur db can handle frequent updates. good luck with ur project, sounds interesting!
hey there! c# sounds like a solid choice for crunching numbers. have you considered using backgroundworkers or threading to keep it running smoothly? i’m curious, what kind of analysis are you doing on the feeds? maybe we could brainstorm some optimizations? keep us posted on how it goes!