Internet Information Server (IIS)
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What is Internet Information Server (IIS)?
Internet Information Services (IIS) is a flexible, secure and manageable Web server for hosting anything on the web. From media streaming to web applications, IIS's scalable and open architecture is ready to handle the most demanding tasks. IIS is a Microsoft web server that runs on Windows operating systems. It's commonly used to host websites and web applications built with ASP.NET, PHP, and other technologies.
What other technologies are related to Internet Information Server (IIS)?
Internet Information Server (IIS) Complementary Technologies
Windows Server
IIS is a component of Windows Server and relies on the Windows Server operating system to function.
Microsoft Active Directory
IIS can use Active Directory for authentication and authorization.
Microsoft SQL Server
IIS-hosted applications, particularly ASP.NET applications, frequently use SQL Server as a database backend.
Number of organizations that mention technology
156
Internet Information Server (IIS)
38,716
Windows Server
74,427
Microsoft Active Directory
99,817
Microsoft SQL Server
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Which job functions commonly mention Internet Information Server (IIS)?
Sharepoint Developer
0.1% of all Sharepoint Developer jobs mention Internet Information Server (IIS)
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Cloud Architect
16 Cloud Architect jobs mention Internet Information Server (IIS)
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Software Architect
17 Software Architect jobs mention Internet Information Server (IIS)
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Software Engineer
126 Software Engineer jobs mention Internet Information Server (IIS)
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Engineer
167 Engineer jobs mention Internet Information Server (IIS)
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