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# dotnetcore-webapp | ||
Example environment to test and show a project setup for a sample application | ||
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Example application has been created with dotnet: | ||
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dotnet new webapp | ||
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In the workflow folder you can find 2 different workflows for build and deploying the application onto environments: | ||
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|file|purpose| | ||
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|dotnetcore.yml|deploy into an Azure App Service| | ||
|dotnetcore-iis.yml|deploy to an IIS website on a Windows machine locally| | ||
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Deployment is done with these steps: | ||
* Build | ||
* Publish | ||
* Deploy | ||
* Run a first request (warmup and to check if it is up) | ||
* Run a set of end-to-end (aka webtests) on the deployed application | ||
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If you have an questions or want another example, please raise an issue :hammer:. |