Deploying services as part of a large-scale enterprise system usually calls for features with conflicting goals. On one hand, one wants to allow as many concurrent requests to process as possible, for throughput. On the other hand, one wants to throttle requests, so that server resources are not exhausted. The presenter of this webcast explores the features Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) provides for managing concurrent access and throttling access to services. The attendee of this webcast will learn how to configure services to allow reentrancy or concurrent threads to access a particular service instance, see how these settings relate to instancing modes, and discover how to protect services from concurrent access using WCF or class Microsoft .NET multithreading techniques.
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