Windows Server
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Reliable CI/CD Pipelines for .NET 10 Deployments
Modern CI/CD patterns reduce deployment failures and speed releases for .NET workloads. This post covers pipeline structure, automation steps, and monitoring that teams use on Windows Server hosts.
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ASP.NET Core Header Handling Advisory: Mitigate Now
A recent Microsoft security advisory highlights a flaw in ASP.NET Core header processing that can enable authentication bypass on production IIS deployments. Update configurations and apply patches immediately to protect sites running the current .NET release.
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Mitigating Recent ASP.NET Core Request Handling Risks
A recent Microsoft security advisory highlights flaws in ASP.NET Core request parsing that can lead to denial of service or information disclosure on production sites. Update immediately and apply the configuration changes described below to protect Windows Server deployments.
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PowerShell Automation for IIS on Windows Server 2025
Windows Server 2025 refines IIS module loading and certificate handling for production workloads. This post demonstrates practical PowerShell techniques for site provisioning, SSL binding, and Active Directory-backed authentication.
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Optimizing CI/CD Pipelines for ASP.NET Core Deployments
Modern .NET teams achieve faster, safer releases by structuring CI/CD around automated testing, staged deployments, and targeted monitoring. This post details pipeline patterns and automation steps that integrate cleanly with Windows Server and IIS hosting environments.
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PowerShell IIS Management on Windows Server 2025
Windows Server 2025 introduces refined IIS module behavior that benefits from scripted configuration. This post covers practical PowerShell patterns for site creation, application pool isolation, and Active Directory integration that system administrators can apply immediately.
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Mitigating Recent ASP.NET Core Request Smuggling Risks
A flaw in Kestrel's HTTP/2 frame handling enables request smuggling on misconfigured production sites. Update to current .NET releases and enforce strict header validation to close the exposure.
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PowerShell for IIS Configuration on Windows Server
PowerShell provides reliable, repeatable control over IIS settings on Windows Server. Administrators can enforce security baselines, audit pools, and manage sites without manual UI steps that introduce drift.
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CI/CD Patterns for Reliable .NET Deployments
Effective CI/CD pipelines reduce release friction for ASP.NET Core workloads on Windows Server. This post outlines build automation, IIS deployment steps, and monitoring practices that improve reliability without added complexity.
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PowerShell IIS Management on Windows Server 2025
Administrators managing hosted workloads on Windows Server 2025 can replace manual IIS Manager steps with repeatable PowerShell commands that integrate directly with Active Directory. The result is faster site provisioning, consistent security settings, and reduced configuration drift across multipl
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PowerShell IIS Hardening on Windows Server 2025
Windows Server 2025 ships with updated IIS defaults that reduce attack surface for .NET sites. This guide shows the exact PowerShell commands administrators use to apply and verify those settings in production.
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PowerShell IIS Management with Active Directory on Windows Server 2025
PowerShell cmdlets now provide tighter integration with Active Directory for IIS site and application pool management on Windows Server 2025. Administrators can enforce consistent authentication and permission models without relying on the IIS Manager GUI.
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PowerShell Hardening for IIS on Windows Server 2025
Windows Server 2025 ships with updated IIS defaults that still require targeted configuration for production .NET workloads. This post shows the exact PowerShell commands system administrators use to lock down sites, enforce TLS, and integrate with Active Directory.
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Reliable CI/CD Patterns for .NET 10 on Windows Server
Modern .NET teams need repeatable pipelines that catch issues early and deploy with confidence. This post covers practical CI/CD patterns using current tooling that integrate cleanly with Windows Server hosting environments.
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PowerShell Automation for IIS on Windows Server
PowerShell cmdlets simplify IIS site creation, security configuration, and Active Directory integration on Windows Server. Administrators can replace manual IIS Manager steps with repeatable scripts that enforce consistent settings across hosts.