How To Manage IIS Application Pools With PowerShell

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Using the WebAdministration PowerShell module that comes with IIS, we're able to manage IIS application pools with commands like New-WebAppPool, Get-WebAppPool and Remove-WebAppPool. However, we can also use the IIS PowerShell drive. The choice is yours.In this video, Adam shows us around managing IIS application pools and even shows us how to create a single PowerShell function allowing you to wrap all of that code up in a nicely-performing function.
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[@sornali9463]

hi is it possible to get the code for download? great video to understand app pools

[@pratikshasalunkhe1781]

Can we reset the appPool

[@Saanvi-M]

Can you please post video for IIS hardening thru powershell

[@satishagrahari557]

Hi, Thanks for the videos. I have created my application pool and website now i have to set the identity to custom user please make a video to how to set the custom user to identity pool ?

[@yogesha1984]

Can u give me the script so that I can enter server name of web and it will show me the status of listed app pools which is stopped or started and we can start or stop from it