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2021

How to configure IIS logging using PowerShell
·856 words·5 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Get-ChildItem Get-ItemProperty Get-PSProvider Import-Module
Log files are great places to look when troubleshooting or analyzing your website traffic. Every time your IIS receives a client’s request, it records that request in a log file. In this post, I want to show you how to use PowerShell to configure and manage IIS log files, such as changing the logging frequency or setting the folder where IIS will store log files or, if you prefer, how to turn off logging.
How to install IIS on Windows Server with SSL using PowerShell
·703 words·4 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Get-ChildItem Get-PSProvider Get-WebBinding Import-Module
Today I want to show you how to install Internet Information Server (IIS) on my favorite operating system, Windows Server using PowerShell. IIS is a great feature that allows us to provide our server with an extensible web server.

2019

Azure Storage: Managing containers and blobs
·762 words·4 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Azure PowerShell Connect-AzAccount Get-AzStorageAccountKey Get-AzStorageBlob
Hello everyone, in this post, I want to show you the Azure PowerShell commands that I have been collecting to manage containers and blobs in the Azure Storage service. Prerequisites
How to Host a Static Website Directly on an Azure Storage Account
·522 words·3 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
Azure PowerShell Connect-AzAccount Enable-AzStorageStaticWebsite Get-ChildItem
Today, in this post, I want to show you how to use Azure PowerShell to create a static website in Azure Storage GPv2 accounts. This interesting functionality allows us to publish a static website without any additional cost, only the storage used.

2018

How to Managing Non-Domain joined Server using Server Manager
·416 words·2 mins· 100 views · 5 likes
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Today I want to show you how to manage non-domain joined servers or Workgroup servers using Server Manager. This can be very useful when working with multiple domains and managing all from the same computer.