Yeah we had that, .net sites dont usually have a huge number of pages as its dynamic so when it restarted you dont really notice it, but as reddot outputs thousands (depending on the size of your site) it will bring it to a halt. There is a way round this (sort off). If you get the sections of your site to publish to subfolders this breaks up the site for .net and it will only parse the pages in each folder as you go into the section, this means the root (which would be the home page and maybe teh second level pages depending on how you publish) parse very quickly and you get performance back. Also it will only re-parse files in folders which have had files updated keeping other folders in cache.
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