Administering Sites That Scale Using Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.5, ARR and URL Rewrite
- Date: June 10, 2010 from 8:45AM to 10:00AM
- Day 4
- WEB303
- Speakers: Scott Forsyth
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Scalable, highly available and flexible Web farms were previously a secret art, only mastered by the elite. With IIS 7.5 and Application Request Routing (ARR) that's no longer the case. This session demystifies Web farms, shows the secrets of using ARR for load balancing, and shows how to effectively use IIS 7.5 shared configuration. While aimed at the experienced administrator, this session is also easy to follow for those just starting to manage highly available Web farms.
IIS 7.5 is highly performant, easy to administer, and flexible, but there are some key principles and secrets that this session covers that will take you to the next level.
Scott's years of working with diverse high traffic Web farms, and his intimate knowledge of IIS and ARR gives him a real-world and seasoned perspective that make this a must-attend session for anyone tasked with creating or managing scalable and highly available Web sites.
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Hi Scott,
The stream and downloaded version (High Quality WMV) both cut out after about a minute.
Looks like an interesting presentation, please can you ask someone to take a look and upload the full media?
Regards,
Daniel
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