Publish your .NET Web Applications on Linux using Apache
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💡 In today’s Innovation Flash episode we are going to learn how to host .NET Web Applications on Linux using Apache.
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How run .net core services? it won't running on mac
I'm on a shared hooting the Server OS is Proprietary *nix and the Web server Apache is apache is this possible? where do i create the conf file?
When I use the api I get this error TypeError: Failed to fetch help
Dang Man! This was fantastic! Easy to understand, not complicated and very little chatter! You did great! Thank you so much!
Great tutorial. Everything is explained very well, but whenever I get to the 10:00, my terminal tells me "Job for apache2.service failed because the control process exited with error code.". In journalctl -xe there is "error: kex_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host" and I do not really know what to do about it.
Apache working as a reverse proxy.. similar to nginx.. The dotnet app has to be started separately, unlike IIS which manages the pipeline. Though the dotnet app startup could be mitigated using systemd, it is a caveat that should be highlighted . Nice tutorial btw 👍
Back at it🔥🔥🔥
It won't work with some shared linux hosting companies like A2hosting because there is no support of .net core with cpanel.