Windows Server AppFabric's PowerShell commandlets offer an extremely powerful tool to configure and manage AppFabric's caching features. There is a PowerShell commandlet for setting each and every option and configuration option available in Windows Server AppFabric cache.
However, the user experience lacks the interactivity of a modern UI-based management console. This is something that most end users have come to expect from a technology like Windows Server AppFabric.
IIS is Microsoft's dashboard and management console for Windows Server AppFabric, but it does not offer any of the cache management tasks.
This has left room for a developer community to:
Ask Microsoft for a better experience for managing Windows Server AppFabric caching features
Develop their own management console
In this recipe, we will see one developer community effort that has resulted in a very useful tool that helps in managing Windows Server AppFabric's Caching via the streamlined...