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- | ====== Deploying an open, secure-less .NET Core WebAPI to a Plesk host ====== | + | ====== Deploying an open, insecure .NET Core WebAPI to a Plesk host ====== |
{{:webapi:webapi-to-plesk.png?nolink&300 |}}If you don't have an account with the likes of the Azure or AWS, but you have your own Windows-based hosting, and you'd like to deploy your own .NET Core WebAPI, it's likely to be quite possible. Even if the host doesn't officially support your version of .NET. | {{:webapi:webapi-to-plesk.png?nolink&300 |}}If you don't have an account with the likes of the Azure or AWS, but you have your own Windows-based hosting, and you'd like to deploy your own .NET Core WebAPI, it's likely to be quite possible. Even if the host doesn't officially support your version of .NET. | ||
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If you get a blank page when browsing your api for the first time, try setting a breakpoint. If the breakpoint does hit, check that ''[Route("api")]'' and ''[Route("games")]'' are on your controller and endpoint respectively. | If you get a blank page when browsing your api for the first time, try setting a breakpoint. If the breakpoint does hit, check that ''[Route("api")]'' and ''[Route("games")]'' are on your controller and endpoint respectively. | ||
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+ | ===== References and Further Reading ===== | ||
+ | - https://www.steps2code.com/post/in-process-and-out-of-process-hosting-model-in-asp-net-core | ||
+ | - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/test/troubleshoot-azure-iis?view=aspnetcore-7.0 | ||
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