Hi.
First of all we've been using your lib for quite some time and it's worked great and saved us alot of time, so thanks for all your hard work. Now, we are moving some of our sites to amazon and we have two machines behind an aws app load balancer. For some reason this causes an issue where bundles sometimes take a very long time to load. Requests to bundles can take more than 3 minutes, not always though. If we disable the browser cache we don't get this issue. Also if we bypass the load balancer and hit one of the webservers directly we don't get any issues.
Just wanted to ask if you have any idea what the reason for this could be?
Comments: We are running the latest version of core, less and mircrosoftajax together with latest version of msiejavascriptengine. Pretty straight forward config. Here's the less <less useNativeMinification="false" ieCompat="true" strictMath="false" strictUnits="false" dumpLineNumbers="None" javascriptEnabled="true" globalVariables="" modifyVariables=""><jsEngine name="MsieJsEngine" /></less> I haven't excluded that this is some issue with the amazon load balancer. I'm looking into that now. But it's a bit strange that I don't get this issue with other content.
First of all we've been using your lib for quite some time and it's worked great and saved us alot of time, so thanks for all your hard work. Now, we are moving some of our sites to amazon and we have two machines behind an aws app load balancer. For some reason this causes an issue where bundles sometimes take a very long time to load. Requests to bundles can take more than 3 minutes, not always though. If we disable the browser cache we don't get this issue. Also if we bypass the load balancer and hit one of the webservers directly we don't get any issues.
Just wanted to ask if you have any idea what the reason for this could be?
Comments: We are running the latest version of core, less and mircrosoftajax together with latest version of msiejavascriptengine. Pretty straight forward config. Here's the less <less useNativeMinification="false" ieCompat="true" strictMath="false" strictUnits="false" dumpLineNumbers="None" javascriptEnabled="true" globalVariables="" modifyVariables=""><jsEngine name="MsieJsEngine" /></less> I haven't excluded that this is some issue with the amazon load balancer. I'm looking into that now. But it's a bit strange that I don't get this issue with other content.