4.1. Creating and configuring standard application pool settings
Application pools have basic configuration settings that will work for most websites and applications right out of the box. Some applications—for example, misbehaving ones that crash often—need to have their settings tweaked to increase their reliability. I show you what to look for after examining the default settings. This section focuses on the basic application pools settings, understanding which ones to use and alter for the websites, and applications that comprise the environment of the bike shop.
4.1.1. Locating application pools and settings
When IIS was installed, it created the default website we explored and began adding the bike shop to in the last lunch. Fortunately ...
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