Here is my code .It's a static method and a singleton pattern.

public static ISessionFactory GetSessionFactory()

{
    lock (factorylock)
    {
        if (_sessionFactory == null)
        {

  string scriptLocation = HttpContext.Current.IsDebuggingEnabled
    ? HostingEnvironment.MapPath( 
ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["GetDataBaseScript"] )
    : null;

  FluentConfiguration config = Fluently
      //// Start the configuration
    .Configure() **--- This is the place where 5% of memory is being used**
      // Setup the database configuration
    .Database(
      // Configure for MS SQL Server connection
      MsSqlConfiguration
      // use MS SQL Server 2010
        .MsSql2008
      // Specify the connection string
        .ConnectionString(c => 
c.FromConnectionStringWithKey("DatabaseConnection"))
    )



    // Set up the mappings
    .Mappings( maps =>
      maps
        Setup mappings
        .AutoMappings
        // Load mappings from assembly
        .Add( AutoMap
          // Load auto maps configuration from assembly
          .AssemblyOf<AutoMapConfiguration>(new AutoMapConfiguration() )
          // Specify some custom conventions for Auto Map
          .Conventions.AddFromAssemblyOf<AutoMapConfiguration>()

          // Override some automapping configuration
          .UseOverridesFromAssemblyOf<AutoMapConfiguration>()
        )

    );


  // determine if we need to generate the DB or just build the configuration
  if( !String.IsNullOrEmpty( scriptLocation ) ) {
    // Where to generate the script file
    // Expose the configuration
    config.ExposeConfiguration( c => {
      // Export the schema
      new SchemaExport( c )
        // Specify where the script is to be exported
        .SetOutputFile( scriptLocation )
        .Create( true, false );
    } );
  } else {
    // Build the configuration
    config.BuildConfiguration();
  }

  // Return the NHibernate Session Factory
   _sessionFactory = config.BuildSessionFactory(); **--- This is the place 
where 20% is being used**
        }
        return _sessionFactory;
    }

}


On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 11:36:52 AM UTC-8, fba wrote:
>
> Without the code hard to say... I would think that you Forget to make you 
> factory static...
>
> Envoyé de mon iPhone
>
> Le 15 janv. 2015 à 18:43, Rip MJ <[email protected] <javascript:>> a 
> écrit :
>
> I'm using fluent nhibernate in my application and it's functioning very 
> well except it has high memory consumptions.The CPU utilization spikes up 
> very  frequently and the website crashes.What would be the problem ? I 
> checked the data calls and they don't seem to take much time.I profiled the 
> application using ANTS performance profiler and found that Getsession 
> factory is consuming 20% of the CPU.Can anyone help me figuring out where i 
> am going wrong.I am attaching the PDF from the profiled application
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> <Fluent Nhibernate.pdf>
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