IIS has a feature of CPU throttling so that you can better control how to respond when a web app uses too much CPU resource. The detailed settings are fully explored in this page. However, neither...
Shifting to Azure App Service on Linux
Microsoft Azure was built upon Windows and IIS in its early days, which is not surprising. At that time, IIS 7 was shipped with PHP support, and had the capabilities to enable ASP.NET/PHP apps. Lat...
New Screenshot of Jexus Manager
The screenshot used in Jexus Manager homepage and documentation has just been replaced by the one above. It is time to use this new version, as many important changes are reflected. Firstly, the ...
My Understanding of The Visual Studio 2017/2019 Announcements
Visual Studio 2017 is a very important Visual Studio release, not only because that it delivers many unique features, but also the way it is delivered. If you read the Release Rhythm article above...
Wildcard Host Name Support in Old IIS Releases
IIS 10 allows users to easily use wildcard host names. Well, “why is it so late”? You might ask. I did not work on IIS, so I can only guess that the developers believe you can already support such ...
The Very Common Mistakes When Using IIS URL Rewrite Module
IIS URL Rewrite module has been a very important addition to the platform, and gives all kinds of possibilities on how you can take full control of the URLs. When proper rules are created and hoste...
Yet Another Official Launch of LeXtudio
I started to use the brand LeXtudio more than a decade ago, when I worked on Code Beautifier Collection, which was a popular Delphi extension in 2005. Figure 1: The last release of Code Beautifi...
Important Update on reStructuredText for VSCode
Figure 1: reStructuredText for VSCode. An image should save me a thousand words, but I rather write a blog post to reveal the biggest changes introduced in the latest releases (67.0.0 and above),...