From the course: Deploying ASP.NET Core Applications: From Fundamentals to Advanced Deployment Strategies
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Application pool configuration - ASP.NET Core Tutorial
From the course: Deploying ASP.NET Core Applications: From Fundamentals to Advanced Deployment Strategies
Application pool configuration
- [Instructor] When we created the site on the last part, we did use the default application configuration. But if you want, you can also create your custom one. An application pool configuration in IIS isolates web applications for better security, reliability, and performance. Each application pool runs its applications in a separate worker process, ensuring that issues in one app do not affect the others. This isolation also allows for different apps to run with different .NET versions or configurations. On this part, we're going to create a new application pool and assign it to our app. So, let's see it in action. In here to create a new application pool, you just need to go to application pools, click in here, add application pool. Define the name, let us name it CustomIISPool. I'm not going to change in here, the .NET CLR version or the managed pipeline mode where you have either integrated or classic and then click okay, but keep the checkbox as checked. Okay, we can see now in…
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