top | item 44797984 (no title) anditherobot | 6 months ago Does this mean a developer doesn't have to install nginx or iis ? discuss order hn newest qingcharles|6 months ago ASP.NET Core comes with its own built-in web server named Kestrel, which is very highly optimized. On most projects, I use it totally bare-metal, though I figure most run it behind a reverse proxy like nginx or yarp. tucaz|6 months ago This has been the case for years kcb|6 months ago https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/s... andix|6 months ago No modern dotnet web framework requires nginx or iis. SideburnsOfDoom|6 months ago Have you tried Kestrel, YARP and Aspire? tracker1|6 months ago I'm not familiar with YARP, but isn't Aspire still using Kestral? I think of Aspire as more of a code driven, flexible Docker-Compose alternative. load replies (1) prodbro|6 months ago > Does this mean a developer doesn't have to install nginx or iis ?author here.You don't have to keep it behind a reverse proxy like nginx.But you can, especially if you have multiple APIs and you want to keep thing separated for security reason.Example :nginx:443 (reverse proxy, domain name routing)||-> website1:8081 - docker container with SimpleW|-> website2:8082 - docker container with SimpleW|... p_ing|6 months ago A web server should never be directly exposed to the Internet, provided you care about the web server host or what's behind it. load replies (1)
qingcharles|6 months ago ASP.NET Core comes with its own built-in web server named Kestrel, which is very highly optimized. On most projects, I use it totally bare-metal, though I figure most run it behind a reverse proxy like nginx or yarp.
SideburnsOfDoom|6 months ago Have you tried Kestrel, YARP and Aspire? tracker1|6 months ago I'm not familiar with YARP, but isn't Aspire still using Kestral? I think of Aspire as more of a code driven, flexible Docker-Compose alternative. load replies (1)
tracker1|6 months ago I'm not familiar with YARP, but isn't Aspire still using Kestral? I think of Aspire as more of a code driven, flexible Docker-Compose alternative. load replies (1)
prodbro|6 months ago > Does this mean a developer doesn't have to install nginx or iis ?author here.You don't have to keep it behind a reverse proxy like nginx.But you can, especially if you have multiple APIs and you want to keep thing separated for security reason.Example :nginx:443 (reverse proxy, domain name routing)||-> website1:8081 - docker container with SimpleW|-> website2:8082 - docker container with SimpleW|... p_ing|6 months ago A web server should never be directly exposed to the Internet, provided you care about the web server host or what's behind it. load replies (1)
p_ing|6 months ago A web server should never be directly exposed to the Internet, provided you care about the web server host or what's behind it. load replies (1)
qingcharles|6 months ago
tucaz|6 months ago
kcb|6 months ago
andix|6 months ago
SideburnsOfDoom|6 months ago
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prodbro|6 months ago
author here.
You don't have to keep it behind a reverse proxy like nginx.
But you can, especially if you have multiple APIs and you want to keep thing separated for security reason.
Example :
nginx:443 (reverse proxy, domain name routing)
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|-> website1:8081 - docker container with SimpleW
|-> website2:8082 - docker container with SimpleW
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p_ing|6 months ago