WE have an angular/.net Core Application,
Wea want to delpoy it and we have this question,
Can we deploy it in a shared hosting or we need to use a dedicated hosting?.
If yes, we have already a domain but how can we transfer or place the build files?
Thanks.
You can't deploy a .NET application on OVH's shared hosting. Currently it only supports:
PHP
Python (beta)
Ruby (beta)
Node.js (beta)
However OVH starts to integrates platform.sh on its servers: https://labs.ovh.com/web-paas-psh
And this solution supports .NET
Note that this is still on OVH labs, meaning it is still in beta
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I have created a simple .NET Core webapplication in mac using Visual studio for mac. Now want to test the application by hosting it locally.
Is it possible to host the application in mac? If yes, please share me the steps or any useful links to host the appliation using Nginx or Apache http in mac.
For Windows, I have used Local IIS to host and test the application in local server.
Assuming you have the appropriate SDK installed, its as simple as calling dotnet run from your source directory
I have started to work on a web service (web api) with .net core and visual studio 15.
My goal is to develop the service on windows and then deploy it on an offline linux pc (The only way to put files on the linux pc is with with an usb flash drive).
Im having trouble with finding documentations or guides on how to accomplish this. Most of the info out there is talking about azure and remote virtual servers which Is irrelevant.
Any information about how I can disturbute to linux and install the .net framework on a standalone linux will be very helpful
you can read about how to install .NET Core on Linux on this pages:
https://get.asp.net/OtherDownloads
https://docs.asp.net/en/latest/getting-started/installing-on-linux.html
To deploy an app to Linux I usually use a source code management like Git (push to Git from windows and pull from Git on Linux).
FTP to the Linux machine could be another option, creating an install package or just use a USB flash drive
I just answered a similar question here. Basically you need to publish your application with the
dnu publish -o ./deploy
command. It will allow you to package your application along with the required packages for distribution.
Using this should allow you to drop that output folder on any machine with .NET Core. You will be able to run your web from the output path without downloading packages from NuGet.
I use crystaltech for my sites. Yet they have not installed asp.net 4.5 and as far as i can tell have no plans to do so in the near future. Is it possible to run a ASP.NET 4.5 site on a host that does not yet have it installed by uploading ALL the needed DLLs? Apologies in advance if not seen as constructive and closed.
It is not possible to do this. Much of the new 4.5 functionality is provided by the .NET Framework itself, and these binaries (mscorlib.dll, System.dll, System.Web.dll, and others) need to be installed on the machine. They cannot be dropped in the bin/ folder.
I am going to be developing a new web app using MVC 4. It will be hosted on a shared server (one of those $5/month sites: sqlservermart.com)
It has been a few years, and it looks like there is a new "Universal Membership Provider" instead of the old membership provider. My question is can I assume that the universal membership providers will be available if .NET 4.0 is on the remote server? If not, what are the providers installed as part of?
Thanks!
universal providers are not installed with .NET Fx. Its a nuget package which you will have to install in your project. when you publish your project to the remote server you will have to publish the universal provider dll which would be in the bin of your application
http://nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNet.Providers.Core
Where can I download websocket server for Windows. Easy to install. Different from node.js I have already tried this one and couldn't manage to run it on my computer.
If you are developing for Windows you'll probably be using .NET. Here are a few .NET WebSocket server options (I'll also be updating this realtime technologies guide with tech as I find them).
XSockets
SuperWebSocket
WebSync (which works with IIS)
Pokein