NET Centric Computing · Unit 9 · 2 hrs
Hosting and Deploying ASP.NET Core Application
Exam-focused notes for Hosting and Deploying ASP.NET Core Application (NET Centric Computing, CSC378): what the TU syllabus asks and how it has actually been tested, with 5 solved past questions from this unit.
What this unit covers
- App Servers and Hosting models: IIS, Nginx, Apache, ASP.NET Core Module, Kestrel
- Docker and Containerization
- Publish to Azure cloud
App Servers and Hosting models
Describe the procedure of deploying .NET core application. [5]
.NET Core is a cross-platform framework, and its Command-Line Interface (CLI) provides tools to build, run, test, and publish .NET Core applications. The .NET Core CLI is installed with the .NET Core SDK and does not need to be installed separately. --- Bef...
Full solved answer →Describe any two hosting models for core application. Design a client side validation application using jquery for taking input data from student in Library Management System, assume your own assumptions.[10]
--- ASP.NET Core supports multiple hosting models that define how the application is hosted and served. Two important hosting models are described below: --- In the In-Process hosting model, the ASP.NET Core application runs inside the IIS worker process (w...
Full solved answer →Explain the process to deploy the core application. [5]
Deploying an ASP.NET Core application involves choosing an appropriate hosting model and web server to serve the application to end users. The .NET Core CLI also plays a key role in building and publishing the application before deployment. --- The .NET Cor...
Full solved answer →Differentiate between ASP and IIS.[5]
--- ASP is a server-side scripting technology developed by Microsoft that allows developers to create dynamic web pages and web applications. It processes scripts on the server before sending the result (HTML) to the client's browser. IIS is a web server so...
Full solved answer →Explain the virtual directory properties in ASP.[5]
A Virtual Directory in ASP (Active Server Pages) is a directory name (alias) used in a URL that corresponds to a physical directory on the server. It allows web applications to be organized and accessed without exposing the actual physical path of files on ...
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