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I'm a full-stack .NET developer with a passion for building efficient, scalable web applications.
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By the time applications reach production, HTTP is usually treated as a solved problem. Requests arrive.Responses are returned.Encryption is assumed to be a configuration detail. When IIS is introduced, that assumption quietly breaks. Many IIS produc...

Most IIS production failures share a common pattern. The site is running.The application pool is started.Deployment succeeded. And yet: requests return HTTP 500 logs are missing or incomplete some endpoints work while others fail restarting IIS c...

In production systems, IIS is rarely questioned once it is installed. If the service starts, a site responds, and a basic health check passes, the platform is considered ready. From that point onward, failures are almost always investigated at the ap...

Introduction Most production failures are not caused by broken code or system outages.They are caused by assumptions that go unchallenged for too long. This post describes a real production incident in a SCADA → SSIS → SQL Server data pipeline that r...
