A Brief Introduction to the IIS push function

IIS has ASPActive Server Pages), JAVA, VBscript Pages, IIS push function, and some extension functions. IIS supports some interesting things, such as the FRONTPAGE with an editing environment, index server with full-text retrieval, and net show with multimedia functions ).

Before receiving the first request, the application IIS push function (Warm-up) increases the response speed of the Web site by loading all related Web applications and their dependencies.
 
Even if a Web application enables a custom request pipeline, or its application pool actively loads and initializes all dependencies (such as data links, ASP. NET code compilation and module loading), the IIS push function can also improve the response speed of the Web site.

The pre-loading process can be executed asynchronously or synchronously. It is initialized by configuring specific Web pages and user IDs.

The IIS push function is integrated with the IIS manager to provide the following functions:

1. The settings are stored in the shared configuration file.

2. The Web application preload configuration can be set for each Web application, allowing IT professionals to identify or create separate initialization pages based on their own needs.

3. Use the default or custom identity information to pre-load the application

The IIS module is still in Beta version, and x86 version is available for Windows 7, as well as x64 version that can be installed on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.

We will briefly introduce the IIS push function here. If you need a deeper understanding, continue to pay attention to our teaching.