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Internet Information Services

Internet Information Services is Microsoft's web server and application-hosting platform for Windows.

How 2 Manning books explain it

ASP.NET Core in Action, 3e

Internet Information Services is Microsoft's extensible web server platform for hosting web applications and services on Windows.

How it is used
Hosts a published ASP.NET Core application on Windows as a deployment option.
How deep it goes
Walks through a basic deployment and hosting-model distinction, but defers comprehensive IIS configuration and troubleshooting.
Examples
Uses a No Managed Code application pool, a configured IIS website, a dotnet publish command, and a localhost deployment.
What you can do after
Operate/configure it to host a published ASP.NET Core app through an IIS website on Windows.

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Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches, Second Edition

IIS is Microsoft's web server software for hosting websites and web applications on Windows.

How it is used
Runs Windows websites and applications inside Docker containers.
How deep it goes
Demonstrates image selection, container startup, port publishing, and Dockerfile deployment without covering IIS administration.
Examples
Uses the IIS welcome page, an IIS container, an ASP.NET archive, and an MSI-installed Windows application.
What you can do after
Operate IIS through Docker by selecting an image, publishing a port, and packaging application files or installers.

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