Installing and Configuring IIS Servers
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IIS is used by millions of websites all over the world. This course will teach you how to efficiently install IIS and create repeatable, verifiable installations.
Installing IIS can be a daunting task, especially with so many options. In this course, Installing and Configuring IIS Servers, you will gain the ability to effectively install IIS and build solid, repeatable processes. First, you will learn how to design a server infrastructure. Next, you will discover how to install IIS with a GUI, command line, then PowerShell. Finally, you will explore how to create a repeatable installation and verify it. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of IIS installation needed to effectively install IIS efficiently and dependably.
Author Name: Jeremy Morgan
Author Description:
Jeremy Morgan is on a mission to help developers get better at what they do. He’s a Senior Developer Evangelist for Pluralsight, and an avid tech blogger and speaker. He has two decades of experience as an engineer building software for everything from Fortune 100 companies to tiny startups. He stays immersed in the .NET/Azure world while always keeping one foot in the Linux ecosystem building Python and Go applications. He’s primarily focused on backend API development and cloud infrastructur… more
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