WCF Throttling – Part 1 | Anders Lybecker's Weblog!

This is a great article regarding how WCF web services can be better optimized when running on IIS. I have been running into this problem when two or more users are trying to use my web service at the same time.  I will conduct a few more tests but I think this will solve the problem



WCF Throttling – Part 1 | Anders Lybecker's Weblog!

Displaying IIS Server Metrics

A significant problem has developed for me: how to let a user of as silverlight app know what is going on the web server running it? For example: How many users are on it? Is there a process hogging all the resources?  Does the app have enough bandwidth to run properly? Turns out IIS 7 does provide tools to query and serve up this information in real time!

http://www.iis.net/overview/control/powerfuladmintools

And one such feature is being able to use PowerShell to script the tools to provide the data you want.

http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/powershell

And on codeproject.com there was an article about putting real-time gauges on a web site,. This could be a great tool for displaying the data to users.

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/604502/A-Universal-Gauge-for-Your-Web-Dashboard

Simple Powershell script to clean up IIS log files - CodeProject

PowerShell  scripts are always handy. Here is one for cleaning up IIS log files.

Simple Powershell script to clean up IIS log files - CodeProject

Introduction to IIS 7.0 Architecture - CodeProject

Introduction to article

This Article looks into the end-to-end request processing architecture in IIS 7.0.IIS 7.0 has been completely redesigned in comparison with the previous versions. I will begin with the core IIS 7.0 components and their role in the processing of an HTTP request.
I will then look at how a request is executed, focusing on the integrated request processing pipeline and core Web server modularity

Introduction to IIS 7.0 Architecture - CodeProject