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I am new to WCF. Initially I created a WCF service and used the generated client proxy to consume the service from client. So whenever I performed some operations on service everything executed sequentially as I am invoking operations synchronously. I changed the concurrency mode to multiple, but still the operations happened synchronously. Then I generated asynchronous methods for my operations and uses the begin/end patterns so which I guess "freed" the channel and let the operations happen in parallel/asynchronously increasing the throughput of my applications. Then I used ChannelFactory to create a channel and performed the operations as the client and server can share the contracts (same project). But IClientChannel provides only BeginOpen/EndOpen/BeignClose/EndClose . It doesn't have the ClientBase 's BeginOperation/EndOperation methods. So basically I cannot execute an operation asynchronously on the channel to free up so that I can use the channel to perform other operations. The I simply created channels for every operation and it solved the problem So my question is: Which is better ( ClientBase vs. ChannelFactory ) w.r.t to my scenario especially I want to perform multiple operations on the service object simultaneously with multiple threads Is it advisable to create a channel for each and every operation? In fact, I thought we can have only one channel between two endpoints (client/service). But I can create as many channels as I want. For ex: I was able to create Int16.MaxValue of channels. So not sure what the limit and recommendations on this. Service[] channels = new IService[Int16.MaxValue]; for(int i = 0; i<Int16.MaxValue; i++) { channels[i] = factory.CreateChannel(); } So basically can you please let me know about the basics of channels and recomme

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