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Tuesday March 26, 2013 by cenk.dingiloglu
We are pleased to announce that Windows Azure Media Services team released a RTW version of Microsoft Smooth Streaming plugin for OSMF. Using Smooth Streaming OSMF plugin, you can add Smooth Streaming capabilities to existing OSMF and Strobe Media Playback players and furthermore build rich media...
Friday December 7, 2012 by harshmittal
We are happy to announce that we have just released the Beta version for ARR 3.0. Click here to install ARR v3 beta using Microsoft Web Platform Installer.You can also download the x86 or x64 versions from Microsoft download center for manual install. Please follow How to install ARR without WebP...
Tuesday May 21, 2013 by Mike Volodarsky's Blog
We finally did it. LeanSentry now automatically detects and diagnoses IIS and ASP.NET hangs...
Wednesday May 15, 2013 by Mike Volodarsky's Blog
Are you going to TechEd this year? Be sure to come see us, and get some awesome stuff - including an exclusive LeanSentry discount, and a chance to win a Microsoft Surface! We've been working hard to to bring better monitoring and production troubleshooting...
Friday May 3, 2013 by robmcm
In Part 1 of this blog series about adding custom FTP providers with the IIS Configuration Editor, I showed you how to add a custom FTP provider with a custom setting for the provider that is stored in your IIS configuration settings. For my examples, I showed how to do this by using both the AppCmd.exe application from a command line and by using the IIS Configuration Editor. In part 2 of this...
Tuesday April 30, 2013 by robmcm
Publishing technical documentation is an interesting business, and a lot of discussion & deliberation goes into the creation process for articles and videos that we produce at Microsoft. For example, when I am writing an article for IIS, should I publish that on www.iis.net, or technet.microsoft.com, or msdn.microsoft.com? Or should I just write a blog about it? And after I have published a...