Windows Server
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IIS URL Rewrite Rules That Survive ASP.NET Core Publish
Keep HTTPS, host, and path rules intact when ASP.NET Core overwrites web.config. Practical IIS Rewrite patterns for Windows shared and VPS hosts.
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ASP.NET Core 10: IIS Application Initialization
App pool recycles still cold-start ASP.NET Core on IIS. Use Application Initialization plus a warmup path so .NET 10 apps stay responsive after recycle.
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Reliable CI/CD Pipelines for .NET 10 Deployments
CI/CD patterns that reduce deployment failures for .NET workloads: pipeline structure, automation steps, and monitoring for Windows Server hosts.
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Are Your Server Times Synchronized and Accurate?
All of our servers use NTP to sync with a local GPS-based time server as primary and NIST servers as backup. They are kept within a few milliseconds of real time. Accurate time is critical for hosting reliability.
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Does Database Vault Run as a Windows Service?
Database Vault does not run as a Windows service. Backups execute via the Windows Task Scheduler using credentials supplied at creation. This delivers precise scheduling, lower resource use, and advanced control. Learn architecture details, configuration steps, PowerShell examples, pitfalls, and tro
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What Are the Technical Specifications of Our Shared Web Servers?
Our shared web servers feature Intel Xeon E5-2698V3 CPUs (16 cores/32 threads), 64-128GB of DDR4 RAM, Samsung SSD RAID storage, and Intel Pro 1000 network cards. Windows servers use Server 2012 R2 and IIS 8.5 while Linux servers run CloudLinux based on CentOS 7.5. These are organized in server farms