When I first started working with IIS again after working with PHP for so long, I struggled to accept the 20-30 second load time when the website's AppPool is not running. Here is a nice quick little fix to keep your important websites always running.
1. Launch IIS Manager 2. Click Application Pools 3. Select the application pool 4. Click Advanced Settings 5. Change Start Mode from OnDemand to AlwaysRunning Don't forget, if you want to learn more, make sure you check out how to convert date with C#. Published on Jun 11, 2022 Tags: ASP.NET MVC and Web API Tutorial
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