I'm using the .NET Framework (I can't use .NET Core) for a solution that needs to stay alive the entire time it's running.
Normally I would configure IIS and keep it active all the time but inside the container I am not able to perform these settings.
Is there a "correct" way to configure IIS?
.NET Framework 4.8 Kubernetes Windows Container
To manage IIS in a container, most professionals (server administrators) use PowerShell.
If you prefer IIS Manager, then you will have to prepare the container and enable IIS remote management. I have a very basic example in my blog post, https://blog.lextudio.com/remote-management-of-containerized-iis-instances-on-windows-server-core-f6864c74917f
