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    Enum ThrottlingType

    Defines the possible throttling types in SQL Azure.

    Namespace: Umbraco.Cms.Persistence.SqlServer.FaultHandling.Strategies
    Assembly: Umbraco.Cms.Persistence.SqlServer.dll
    Syntax
    public enum ThrottlingType

    Fields

    Name Description
    Hard

    Corresponds to a Hard throttling type. Hard throttling is applied when the machine is out of resources, for example storage space. With hard throttling, no new connections are allowed to the databases hosted on the machine until resources are freed up.

    None

    Indicates that no throttling was applied to a given resource.

    Soft

    Corresponds to a Soft throttling type. Soft throttling is applied when machine resources such as, CPU, IO, storage, and worker threads exceed predefined safety thresholds despite the load balancer’s best efforts.

    Unknown

    Corresponds to an unknown throttling type in the event when the throttling type cannot be determined with certainty.

    Extension Methods

    DictionaryExtensions.MergeLeft<ThrottlingType, TK, TV>(IEnumerable<IDictionary<TK, TV>>, Boolean)
    DictionaryExtensions.MergeLeft<ThrottlingType, TK, TV>(IDictionary<TK, TV>, Boolean)
    EnumerableExtensions.Yield<ThrottlingType>()
    EnumExtensions.HasFlagAny<ThrottlingType>(ThrottlingType)
    ObjectExtensions.AsEnumerableOfOne<ThrottlingType>()
    ObjectExtensions.DisposeIfDisposable()
    ObjectExtensions.SafeCast<T>()
    ObjectExtensions.TryConvertTo<T>()
    ObjectExtensions.TryConvertTo(Type)
    ObjectExtensions.ToDictionary<ThrottlingType, TProperty, TVal>(Expression<Func<ThrottlingType, TProperty>>[])
    ObjectExtensions.ToDictionary<TVal>(String[])
    ObjectExtensions.ToXmlString(Type)
    ObjectExtensions.ToXmlString<T>()
    ObjectExtensions.AsGuid()
    ExpressionHelper.GetPropertyInfo<ThrottlingType, TProperty>(Expression<Func<ThrottlingType, TProperty>>)
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