Hi, I have several .NET MVC sites running in production and as the sites grow I have ever more and more routedata to store.
I had expected that the routedata was somehow stored in memory but I have noticed that sites that I know have a lot of routes stored aren't taking up more memory.
So, where is the mysterious routedata stored? I assume it must be in some kind of flat file table structure somewhere and not in memory.
Not that I want to mess with the file or anything but I would like to know that I don't need to worry about having 1k routes stored and having some kind of memory issue and have to rewrite how routedata is stored.
Anyone know the upper bounds of how many routes an MVC site can hold till it starts to flake out?
Thank you in advance oh ye experts.