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  1. Official Blog
    · 4 min read

    IIS App Pool Recycling Without Dropping ASP.NET Requests

    Default IIS recycles hit at awkward hours and can cut in-flight work. Schedule quiet-hour recycles, enable overlap, and set shutdown limits so ASP.NET finishes cleanly.
  2. Official Blog
    · 5 min read

    Preload ASP.NET Core on IIS to Cut Cold Starts

    App pool recycles leave the next visitor paying startup cost. IIS Application Initialization can warm ASP.NET Core before real traffic hits—when the host allows it.
  3. Official Blog
    · 4 min read

    32-bit vs 64-bit IIS App Pools for .NET Apps

    Pick the right IIS app pool bitness for .NET Framework and .NET 10 apps. Avoid native DLL load failures, address-space traps, and surprise memory pressure.
  4. Official Blog
    · 4 min read

    App Pool Recycling That Won't Wake You at 3 AM

    Bad IIS app pool defaults cause more ASP.NET outages than flaky deploys. Tune recycling, bitness, and Full Trust for stable Windows shared hosting.
  5. Official Blog
    · 4 min read

    IIS App Pool Recycling That Won't Surprise You

    Most ASP.NET instability on Windows hosting traces to app pool defaults, not application bugs. Set recycling, bitness, and idle timeout so restarts stay scheduled and predictable.
  6. Official Blog
    · 4 min read

    Automating IIS with PowerShell on Windows Server 2022

    Automate IIS configuration on Windows Server 2022 with PowerShell for consistent, repeatable deployments. This guide details server preparation, isolated app pool creation with AD accounts, automated site provisioning with HTTPS, security hardening, and config locking. Scripts eliminate drift, reduc