C# 7 and .NET Core Cookbook - Second Edition

How to do it...

1. Create a new method called IncreaseThreadPoolSize() in the Demo class.

2. Start by adding the code to read the number of processors on the current machine using Environment.ProcessorCount:

        public class Demo        {          public void IncreaseThreadPoolSize()          {             int numberOfProcessors = Environment.ProcessorCount;             WriteLine($"Processor Count = {numberOfProcessors}");          }        }

3. Next, we retrieve the maximum and minimum threads available in the thread pool:

        int maxworkerThreads;         int maxconcurrentActiveRequests;         int minworkerThreads;         int minconcurrentActiveRequests;         ThreadPool.GetMinThreads(out minworkerThreads,           out  minconcurrentActiveRequests);        WriteLine($"ThreadPool minimum Worker = {minworkerThreads}  and minimum Requests = {minconcurrentActiveRequests}"); ...