[sajidnizami]

I am with you. I've just written powershell scripts that work in the following manner.

1. Make a dated folder and copy the new build to the folder on all servers. 2. Point IIS to the folder on all servers.

Just in case a backup powershell script is kept. It works by just pointing to the previous dated folder of the build.

Not sure why this is such an issue. Solutions can get complicated and I don't think any tool can work properly in all scenarios especially when downtime is a concern. Thats why scripts exist.

Currently my solution is on Amazon, and if there was a way I'd integrate the load balancer with the scripts so that when a server is being updated load balancer doesn't send requests to it. However IIS is fast enough so this is just part of a wishlist.