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Configuration Options and DI with ASP.NET 5
In ASP.NET 5, we now have access to a robust, unified configuration model that finally gives us the configuration flexibility that we’ve spent the past several years hoping and begging for. Gone are...
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Migrating to ASP.NET Core in the Cloud: What you will and won’t miss from...
The folks over at InfoQ have graciously provided a nice list of technology that has been discontinued in .NET Core. You can find their original list here. They present the list without much opinion or...
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Debugging Node.js Applications in Cloud Foundry
I just added a post over on Medium describing some steps we took to do remote debugging of a Node.js application running in Cloud Foundry. Check out the post here:...
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Deploying ASP.NET 5 (Core) Apps to Windows in Cloud Foundry
Today I found myself sequestered in a room with a pile of super smart people. This is my favorite kind of day. We have already experimented with pushing an ASP.NET Core application to Cloud Foundry on...
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Using Cloud Foundry Bound Services with SteelToe on ASP.NET Core
Before I begin, if you’re not familiar with the concept of backing services or bound services in Cloud Foundry (any of the implementations, including PCF Dev, support service bindings in some form),...
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Migrating an ASP.NET Core RC1 Microservice to RC2
In a recent blog post, I talked about how to deploy an ASP.NET Core RC1 service to the cloud. With yesterday’s release of ASP.NET Core RC2, I had to make a number of minor changes to my code in order...
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Adding a Configurable Global Route Prefix in ASP.NET Core
This morning I was asked if it was possible to set up a configurable global route prefix in ASP.NET Core applications. I’ve done this in the past using the old (now legacy) Web API as well as with...
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