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12 Factor App | Factor 7 | Mastering Port Binding

Dive into the world of cloud applications with our latest tutorial on Exporting Services by Port Binding. What exactly does this mean? Traditionally, applications were deployed on IIS servers which handled all incoming requests and routed them to the respective web applications. This method, though standard, isn’t optimal for cloud environments. In this video, we’ll explore why modern applications should encapsulate all their dependencies and how deploying in Docker can revolutionize your setup. With Docker, applications can directly listen to the server, making it easier to move them across servers without worrying about IIS versions or system dependencies. We’ll also discuss how the .NET Core framework supports this approach by allowing you to embed your web server within your app and manage port listening seamlessly. Learn how this strategy enables a fluid transition from Windows to Linux servers, reducing concerns about external dependencies when setting up on platforms like Amazon. If you’re looking to modernize your deployment strategy and make your applications truly cloud-ready, this video is a must-watch!

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