Application pool recycling with Selfhosting a ASP.NET application - iis

If I want to selfhost a asp.net web api application with Owin in a windows service, how can I integrate kind of a application pool recycling that IIS offers?

The answer is simple: you cannot. Application pool is an IIS feature that you can only enjoy by hosting on IIS.

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AppPool Identity when running ASP.Net Core under IIS?

We use service accounts to run IIS App Pools under. Then we use integrated authority in our DB connection strings.
How is this affected by running an ASP.Net core site using IIS as the proxy? Is the App Pool account passed through? Do I have to do something differently in my connection string?

Configuring Web application using WiX and use the application in an already present App Pool

I have a web application with .NET 4.5.2 that should be used by already existing app pool with .NET 4.0 in the IIS. Can it be configured in WiX itself and how to host the application in the existing app pool
You can use iis Extension. http://wixtoolset.org/documentation/manual/v3/xsd/iis/website.html
Try to follow This Blog.

Will IIS recycle the asp.net core process?

I need to run long running background tasks in my asp.net core application.
I know of Azure Webjobs and other out of process techniques but I'd rather keep the solution simple and runs those tasks directly in the asp.net core process.
I use Kestrel and the application is hosted in IIS.
I understand that IIS will occasionally recycle the IIS process. Will it also recycle the asp.net core process?
Asp.Net Core < 2.2
Asp.net Core runs in a separate process dotnet.exe even when it is hosted in IIS. But it doesn't mean that it runs as an independent process. IIS still responsible for Asp.net core process (dotnet.exe) life cycle through the AspNetCoreModule.
So, answer is yes, IIS will also recycle the asp.net core process
Asp.Net Core >= 2.2
Asp.Net Core 2.2 has in-process hosting support on IIS in addition to out-of-process hosting model that was before. It seems it is just an optimization that allows to avoid the additional cost of reverse-proxying requests over to a separate dotnet process. IIS will recycle application pool with Asp.net Core application
I have do a experiment
use ' IApplicationLifetime applicationLifetime ' like aspnet Golbal.aspx
When the iis application recycle , the registerd 'ApplicationStopping'
be triggered.
SO i will belive the https://github.com/aspnet/KestrelHttpServer/issues/1040#issuecomment-267506588
Nope, It would not. IIS application pool only takes care of w3wp.exe process.
ASP.NET Core is hosted by Kestrel process, and IIS is just a reverse proxy in front of it.

After installation of website it changes Application Pool of web application that follows it.

I have InstallShield (IS) Basic MSI project, that creates Application Pool and installs web application on IIS under existing website.
On IIS default website is stopped and different website named WebApps using port 80 is running it uses AppPool1. Under WebApps we have several applications that use different App Pool for themselves for example AppPool2, AppPool3. When I install new application under WebApps and set its App Pool to newly created AppPool4 some applications App Pool changes to ASP.NET v4.0 AppPool1.
You can see my Application Pool and Web App settings below from IS.
Does anyone know why this could be happening?
Issue was with Web App .NET Framework version was set to v4.0 and this would cause all the Web Apps under Website to be set to use .NET Framework v4.0

Setting the IIS application pool that a LightSwitch application is deployed to

How do you set the IIS application pool that a LightSwitch application is deployed to ?
For both IIS 6 and 7 ?
When using MsDeploy ?
If you want to use msdeploy.exe to deploy just the app pool to IIS 7, you can use the appPoolConfig provider. (The provider is not supported on IIS 6.)
If you’re using msdeploy.exe and want to include the application pool as part of an application deployment, you can use the -enableLink:AppPool or -enableLink:AppPoolExtension switches (they are equivalent).
Also, if you want to set the .NET Framework version of the application pool, you can use the Web Deploy appPoolNetFx provider.
Here are some references if you're going to use IIS Manager:
To set the application pool in IIS 7, go to the Application Pools reference page and follow the steps under “How to configure the application pool for an existing site or application”.
To set the application pool in IIS 6, see Configuring Application Pools in IIS 6.0.

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