Fat Agnus

If you want to save bandwidth, which you probably do, then http compression can help you to accomplish this goal. The question is how can I do this – there are a few ways to do it. You can set http compression up and probably one of the more common ways to do is, is to let IIS handle the operation. This however can be an issue for some, since they don`t have access to the ISS, but there are other ways and that is to let Asp.Net handle it for you. With Asp.Net 2.0 it is pretty easy. All it takes is a HttpModule and few other methods.

Here is a little bit more info on Gzip and Deflate.

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