Pourquoi ajouter des pools d'applications supplémentaires dans IIS ?
Pourquoi ajouter des pools d'applications supplémentaires dans IIS ?
J'ai multiple web sites hosted avec IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003. Some of them use le .Net 1.1 framework tandis que le others use .Net 2.0. I currently have application pools set up for chaque framework. Are there tout autre reasons to ajoutez undditional application pools?
Re: Pourquoi ajouter des pools d'applications supplémentaires dans IIS ?
Yes, many:
- AppPools can run as différent identities, so you can restrict permissions this way.
- Vous pouvez assign a différent identity to chaque app pool so that quand you run task manager, you know qui w3wp.exe is which.
- Vous pouvez recycle/restart one app pool sans affecting le sites that are running in différent app pools.
- If you have a website that has a memory leak ou generally misbehaves, you can place it in an app pool so it ne affect le autre web sites
- If you have a website that is très CPU-intensive (like resizing photos, par exemple), you can place it in its own app pool et throttle its CPU utilization
- If you have multiple websites that chaque have leur own SQL database, you can use active directory authentication à la place of storing usernames/passwords in web.config.
- AppPools can run as différent identities, so you can restrict permissions this way.
- Vous pouvez assign a différent identity to chaque app pool so that quand you run task manager, you know qui w3wp.exe is which.
- Vous pouvez recycle/restart one app pool sans affecting le sites that are running in différent app pools.
- If you have a website that has a memory leak ou generally misbehaves, you can place it in an app pool so it ne affect le autre web sites
- If you have a website that is très CPU-intensive (like resizing photos, par exemple), you can place it in its own app pool et throttle its CPU utilization
- If you have multiple websites that chaque have leur own SQL database, you can use active directory authentication à la place of storing usernames/passwords in web.config.