Local hosting for ASP.NET Core?

Yeah I'm worried that might be the only way for now.

Hopefully I'm wrong, though, because I'd prefer to host locally. That, and the not so small fact that Azure is really expensive. :(

Maybe someone has more ideas.
 
thedevv said:
Yeah I'm worried that might be the only way for now.

Hopefully I'm wrong, though, because I'd prefer to host locally. That, and the small fact that Azure is *** expensive.
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Not really. You're only paying when your web app is running unless you have something like a Web Job running.

Anyway, this might help => https://www.visualstudio.com/dev-essentials/
 
I'd need it running constantly, because the warm up time is too slow. With regular ASP.NET I can do that in shared hosting easy, using a pinging service ;)
 
lerouc said:
Maybe contact your GOOD local hosters and ask them if they can assist?
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Who are these good local hosters... I'd like to know? I thought asking experts here was easier than calling dozens of companies who've never heard of Core.

Thanks for your help.
 
thedevv said:
Who are these good local hosters... I'd like to know? I thought asking experts here was easier than calling dozens of companies who've never heard of Core.

Thanks for your help.
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Check out my signature to get to a list of hosts. In the guides I normally have tables at the bottom that splits the Linux and ASP.NET hosting. However, I haven't looked at ASP.NET Core at all.
 
Solitude said:
Check out my signature to get to a list of hosts. In the guides I normally have tables at the bottom that splits the Linux and ASP.NET hosting. However, I haven't looked at ASP.NET Core at all.
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Your site is really cool and informative. :D Must be lots of work for you to keep it up to date!

But I need to know about ASP.NET Core hosting specifically. It's the latest version, and is quite different, so the hoster needs to specifically upgrade his IIS to support it.
 
thedevv said:
Do any local GOOD hosters support ASP.NET Core?
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Hmm..... Quite difficult to find it. Personally, I use Europe hosting provider. Just suggestion for you, you can check hostforlife.eu. They are European based provider and support .net core
 
thedevv said:
Do any local GOOD hosters support ASP.NET Core?
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Did you compile targeting .net core or .net framework. If the former and you aren't using SQL server then surely you can use any hosting inlcuding linux if they allow your compiled exe to run in memory
 
skimread said:
Did you compile targeting .net core or .net framework. If the former and you aren't using SQL server then surely you can use any hosting inlcuding linux if they allow your compiled exe to run in memory
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Have you try to run .net core on Linux? I always use windows to run .net. I have also tested to deploy newest .net core hosting on my shared hosting account. It is working fine. In my opinion, windows is more stable if you use .net.
 
Think again

thedevv said:
Your site is really cool and informative. :D Must be lots of work for you to keep it up to date!

But I need to know about ASP.NET Core hosting specifically. It's the latest version, and is quite different, so the hoster needs to specifically upgrade his IIS to support it.
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Not so thedevv. Core can be installed on Unix/Linux as well. That is why kestrel exists. Cross platform is the in thing unless you of course specifically need the dot net framework on IIS. That being said I have been frustrated with the same issue as well, no core support for SA on Unix/Linux and the slow adoption of "Let’s Encrypt". Now 2017 and still frustrated!

Aaaarrrggggg!
 
i tried to get asp.net core on .net framework to work just on my PC. Could not ref any of my existing assemblies. helps me like a hole in the head.
 
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