Windows Server


Deploying a Go (golang) application on Windows Server using IIS and a reverse proxy

Running a Go application on Windows Server is not hard and I've written this article to explain how to do it by setting us a windows service that runs the Go application in IIS via a reverse proxy.

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Deploying a Node.js application on Windows IIS using a reverse proxy

Running a Node.js application on Windows Server is not hard, but there's no real documentation on the internet so I've written this article to explain how I do it by setting us a windows service that runs my Node.js app and exposing the app to IIS via a reverse proxy.

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Useful settings and rewrite rules for your website on IIS

In this article we will see how to set some common rules for your website on IIS, such as: serving your website URLs in lower case, using your canonical URL, removing trailing slashes from your URLs, serving all URLs over SSL, serving all URLs from a reverse proxy.

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IIS: How to setup a web site

This article will help you set up of a web site on a Windows server. We will accomplish this by performing these operations: create a folder to storethe website files, add the website to IIS, bind the website to one or more domains.

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IIS: How to setup an FTP account to access a generic folder on a Windows server

This article will walk you through the creations of an FTP account on a Windows server. We will accomplish this by performing these operations: create an FTP user on Windows, add an FTP site on IIS that points to a physical folder on the server, link the FTP site to the FTP user.

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IIS: How to set folder rights for a web application

In order to allow an IIS website to read/write to a given folder, you need to configure access rights to the folder for the website's application pool (the one you set in IIS).

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