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  • 11-17-2007, 8:01 AM

    IIS 7 my two penneth

    Just back from TechEd ITForum EMEA, manged to meet a few of the IIS team including Robert McMurray, Faith Allington, Fabio Yeon and  Wade Hilmo to name a fewDuring a fantastic Q&A session on the last day a few feature ideas came out, some of which woudl require MS to take a look, some could be done by the community, so I thought I would drop them here for discussion

    1.      IIS as a new toy for dynamically adjusting Worker process timeout, to recover memory from idle WPs when the server is under stress. however this is a server setting, not a site or application pool setting, so, if enabled, one busy resource hungry site on a server, could jeopardise smaller less used apps which may required long session times. Some might say use the session state service, but small apps may not want to, or may be using classic ASP.

    Thoughts ????

    2.      In some intranet environments and budget ISPs micro sites (folders in a shared hostname) are very popular. It may be nice to have folder level logging instead of site level selectable on a given site, or perhaps to simplify this, split the logs based on app pool. Using the App pool to define logging (as an option) would provide greater flexibility and allow log splitting on deep folders too

    Thoughts ????

    3.      This one did not come out of the Q&A but from a media session. Apparently the creation and management of play lists on media series for 2008 cannot be scripted, or delegated. This of course may be wrong

    Thoughts ????

      

     

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  • 02-21-2008, 6:39 PM In reply to

    • vsood
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    Re: IIS 7 my two penneth

    Hi

    Let me answer the question #3.) that you mentioned above first

    Playlist is an XML file and therefore it can be scripted. I mean any script can emit out XML code can create a playlist file.

    Management of playlist is also scriptable since it is just a file. Additionally, creating playlists can be delegated as well. Playlists can be created at any level in site heriarchy.

    For your question 1.). You can always use WSRM(Windows System Resource Manager) to contain CPU/ Memory for each worker process if you are worried about the WP running away with resources. WSRM is availble with Windows Server 2003 and 2008 as a optional feature. WSRM with WS2008 also ships and Out of the box policy for Equal CPU per app pool that can be used if you don't need more fine grained management.

     

    Regards
    Vishal

     

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