Configuring IIS Application Request Routing

preview_player
Показать описание

Scaling your website to new heights sometimes requires making multiple web servers work together to share load. In this video excerpt from Steve Evans' Web Farms for Developers course, you'll see how to setup and configure IIS Application Request Routing to act as a load balancer across multiple web servers including how to establish routing rules for when a server goes down. In the full course, Steve covers other web farm topics such as NLB, web server deployment, and managing session state.

-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Push your limits. Expand your potential. Smarter than yesterday-
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

Table of Content:
00:00 Configuring IIS Application Request Routing
00:18 What is ARR?
00:53 Create Server Farm
01:48 Caching in ARR
02:17 Health test in ARR
02:28 Load Balance in ARR
03:09 Monitoring and management in ARR
03:24 Proxy in ARR
03:41 Routing Rules and Server Affinity in ARR
04:10 Verifying settings
04:30 Disabling a web server - test
05:08 Running a health test
08:01 Disabling both web servers - test
Рекомендации по теме
Комментарии
Автор

I really love how the intro. is like 3 times loader than your voice, really!

putinscat
Автор

Hi where can i find application for test which you use in IIS site?

TaryelKazimov
Автор

Is there any good docs on how to do this programmatically? I'm on an enterprise project where different teams handle upper environment deployment. Ideally would like to do this programmatically to reduce the chances of human error for the upper environments (UAT, Prod-A, Prod-B)

ghee
Автор

You leave out so many questions about how your adding servers, the DNS options, etc.  It's so high level that I can't even ask "why does it do that"

gminionz
Автор

Wow, this was the least useful video on the subject. You really should be ashamed

esra_erimez