I've inherited an application that uses AppFabric hosted on an Win2K8R2 application server. I added the IIS feature to the server and I'm trying to get the IIS UI extensions installed. Can anyone advise on how to do that?
Thanks
Paul
Just install AppFabric on your server (download here)
For IIS Extension, you only need to install Hosting Administration.
Note, if you server is hosting a WCF/WF services, you will also need Hosting Services : without this feature, your service will not use Appfabric event if it's enabled in the config.
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I hosted dot net core 2.1 web API on windows server 2019.But I get an error "HTTP Error 502.5 - Process Failure"
Please send me any suggestions.
Make sure you have installed .NET Core hosting Bundled and make sure you set your application pool to No Managed Code. Check this post https://windowswebhostingreview.com/asp-net-core-hosting-3-simple-steps-to-fix-502-5-error-in-asp-net-core/
Hosting on IIS will require one more additional install, the ASPNET Core Hosting Module.
This module installs into IIS to build a bridge between IIS and the underlying Kestral server that ASPNET Core apps run under.
The link above describes the details of hosting on IIS, and also provides a link to download and install the hosting module required for IIS to work with ASPNET Core apps.
Currently I have installed IBM websphere liberty server with mobilefirst in production. As client have existing web server which is nginx (free version), client wants to use it as web server.
Nginx will be working as front-facing with public IP. No farming or clustering setting are there on web-server is required.
Is it feasible with nginx -free version ?
The free version is suitable. It doesn't have built-in session affinity (you have to link in some third-party code), but you said you don't need it. Just follow the whitepapers from either IBM or NGINX that dominate the search results.
I am quite new to azure and need a quick pointer to how to host an asp.net website in Azure VM. Thanks for your help in advance.
A little background...
We were using a windows server 2012 R2 and were hosting the site in IIS 6. This was an intranet site. Now we are migrating to public cloud so that it is accessible over internet. For this we have acquired an Azure VM (Windows OS). We have installed Visual studio 2013 and SQL server 2012 here. I have installed azure core SDK too.
Here are my questions:
What do I use instead of IIS to host? (Because I am not able to find any related app in azure VM)
Do I need to buy any more licenses for the same?
Should I host it in IIS only and because it is in public cloud, will it be accessible over internet?
Appreciate your help!
Since you have chosen the Infrastructure as a service ( IaaS) route you have to simply replicate the setup that you have on premises.
if IIS component is not there you just have to enable it in windows features.
If you do not want to use IIS you can explore self hosted asp.net applications.
Since you have chosen the Windows server VM image and created the VM you do not need to pay for anything additional for windows license.
By default only 2 endpoints( ports) will be open in a Windows VM. 1 for remote desktop and other for powershell remoting.
refer this post for enabling endpoints for you hosted applications.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/virtual-machines-windows-classic-setup-endpoints
You have two options basically
Use Azure Paas - Here you would host your existing application as a Cloud service using a web role and a Azure SQL Database. This might mean some changes to the existing application but would need less management from you. You can find the migration steps here
Use Azure Iaas - This is pretty much what you are trying to do. Host your application to a VM and manage all the required software (IIS,Sql server etc) on your own. Although this option might be easier in terms of migrating your application it involves managing the infrastructure on your own. Here is a link on how to install IIS on a Azure VM.
You don't need any additional licenses since you are paying for the VM which includes all required licenses. In case you decide to use SQL Server as Iaas you can also use your existing SQL Server license when running SQL Server on an Azure VM.
I would like to run Windows Server AppFabric Caching locally on a Windows 7 machine.
Is it possible to configure an ASP.Net app to use AppFabric Caching for session state with IIS Express?
Yes it is, you just need to make sure you have the App Fabric Caching server set up correctly on your local machine.
I have a webApp in my IIS 7.5 on windows server 2008 now I need to move this particular web app (not all of them) to another IIS 7.5 on the new windows server 2008 R2.
Can anyone please suggest?
thanks
Web Deploy is probably the best, it can do it server to server (ie live sync/migration) as well as allow you to generate a package that can then be installed in the other server:
http://www.iis.net/download/WebDeploy
It includes GUI (extends IIS Manager) as well as command line options, can do it over HTTPS or directly using the IIS configuration APIs. It supports moving configuration, content, GAC, DLLs, Database, Certificates, SSL settings and more.