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Our team has built a site using Sharepoint and a few custom webparts. We’ve noticed that the site takes a while to load when first accessing the site in the morning. Subsequent accesses are fine. We suspect that Sharepoint is reindexing its lists, etc.
Has anyone else seen this problem with Sharepoint? Does anyone have a suggested fix?
By default an IIS application will recycle its worker processes during the night. You can turn this off in IIS manager, but a better option may be to just add a warmup script to a timed job. You can do this in SharePoint but simpler is probably to just add a scheduled task in Windows to fire off the a warmup script after the recycling is done.
A google for ‘sharepoint warmup script’ will yield several results, including this, which actually also explains the same situation 🙂