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You can find this week’s video here . Note: This week’s video got stuck in the publishing process so sorry for the delay, but here it is. Next week I’ll move on to some other topics besides web farms, to mix it up. Application Request Routing (ARR...
You can find this week’s video here . This video covers two specific tricks to allow the Application Request Routing (ARR) and Web roles to share the same server. This is useful if you have multiple servers and can't setup dedicated servers for ARR, or...
You can find this week’s video here . This week's video shows a specific trick to allow a reverse proxy—Application Request Routing in this case—how to use only one IP address per web servers while supporting many distinct sites. This is extra useful...
You can find this week’s video here . ARR and other reverse proxies need a way to connect to the actual web nodes. Like other reverse proxies, Microsoft’s free load balancing solution—Application Request Routing (ARR)—needs a way to connect to the sites...
You can find this week’s video here . Application Request Routing (ARR) is used as a load balancer (reverse proxy) for highly available websites. This week I cover health checks in ARR and lay out a few principles that will help you be more effective...
You can find this week’s video here . This week we take a look at the issue caused by the man-in-the-middle and how to resolve it with ARR Helper—a small component offered by Microsoft to address this very issue. Over the last few weeks we’ve been looking...
You can find this week’s video here . This week we take a look at how to leverage URL Rewrite for Application Request Routing (ARR) to create different rules for different virtual IP's (VIP's). This is week 32 of a 52 week series for the web pro. Picking...
I’m finally catching up on the series. Sorry to those who have asked about the delay. I had completed the videos, but a delay with the article submission kept week 31 from going live. Since it is a fundamental week, I didn’t blog about...
As you may be guessing already, I’m a big fan of URL Rewrite for IIS. Today I cover Outbound rules, providing demos on changing the content in-flight and adding Server Variables (HTTP headers) for the browser. Also, in the 2nd half of the video...
IIS URL Rewrite is a powerful tool that I’ve grown quite fond of. One variable that URL Rewrite doesn’t have, which I wish it did, is the Server Name (Machine Name, Computer Name, whatever you want to call it). The server name isn’t a normal...
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