Hi @Terada, Hirotaka/寺田 弘隆,
The more sessions IIS needs to handle simultaneously, the more memory it needs. If your web application uses a lot of session data, it will increase the memory requirements of IIS. Session timeout settings also affect memory usage, and there are many other variables that can affect memory requirements.
Therefore, it is challenging to provide specific memory requirements without knowing the exact configuration of the environment, number of sessions, session data size, and server capabilities. You can use a performance monitoring tool to monitor IIS memory usage and adjust the configuration as needed to ensure optimal performance.
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Yurong Dai