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Microsoft Unity Container Performance

I am looking at a project that uses the Unity Container Microsoft Patterns and Practices.

There is one container with 40 registered types, a container instance is created for each web service call.

I am wondering:

  • Is there a performance issue due to registering a large number of types?
  • Can I use the unity container between web service calls?

Web services are hosted on IIS.

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Create a container and register all types during Application_Start. We did this for about 200+ types in a large project (wcf and asp.net mvc) and had no problems.

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Unity caches all kinds of things under the hood at first resolution. This greatly improves performance on subsequent permission calls. If you create a new container for each request, you throw away these caches.

Keep container between requests.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1336432/

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