We are on TD 15 version. Can TD Wallet be used in .NET applications? If yes, how should it be configured.
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Where and how can I host small ASP .NETCore + React JS application with small MS SQL DB.
The app can be hosted at Heroku.
There's a great free tier during development x POC phases.
“Deploy asp.net core 2.0 apps on Heroku” por Ikechi Michael https://link.medium.com/2hCmzAI1YZ
But AFAIK there's no MS SQL free hosting. So I recommend you starting with an open source database like MySQL.
As long as you're using an ORM like Entity Framework, it's possible to change with little effort after the app goes big.
I had an .Net Core 2.1 application (with Visual Studio 2017 / SQL Server 2016). I am in the security phase. I search a solution to respect the GDPR norm.
TDE (Transparent Data Encryption) was chosen to encrypt the database (AlwaysEncrypted was not yet available for .Net Core). But with TDE, we encrypt the only database, not the channel between my database and my application. I use Entity Framework Core to access my database.
Do you know how it's possible to encrypt the channel between my database and my application?
We have a ASP.NET web service that we want to upgrade, so that
It only works for connections made to it, using TLS 1.1+
All other connections are rejected/dropped.
While it's clear that the registry on the web server has to be updated to disable the older protocols, it is not clear as to how to upgrade the ASP.NET web service to TLS 1.1+
Are we good, if the application's DLLs are compiled against the .NET 4.5 framework? Or should we have to explicitly set the protocol in the web service code?
Which version of .Net Framework your app uses is relevant if any of the following is true:
Directly using the System.Net APIs (for example, System.Net.Http.HttpClient and System.Net.Security.SslStream).
Directly using WCF clients and services using the System.ServiceModel namespace.
Using Azure Cloud Services Web and Worker roles to host and run your application. See the Azure Cloud Services section.
See "Transport Layer Security (TLS) best practices with the .NET Framework"
Here's the link.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/network-programming/tls
Is it possible to run a full ASP.NET MVC application (not .NET Core) in a Docker (or other) container in an Azure App Service, and if so, what are pointers to documentation for such?
This says yes on ASP.NET MVC in a container:
Can we deploy an asp.net mvc 4 app to docker with windows container?
And this says yes on .NET Core in a docker container in a linux App Service
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2016/11/16/new-docker-tools-for-visual-studio/
However I haven't been able to find a yes on:
ASP.NET MVC + Container + App Service
Or can the two references above be combined to safely infer that the configuration I'm looking for is possible?
I'm pretty sure Windows App service is not offering containers, but why would you need a container, when basically it is a container (sort of). It's a PaaS service, where you have no control over the IIS which is offered as a service to you. But if you really want containers use Azure Container Service or Virtual Machines. To be honest, I do not see any reason to use containers if you are aiming at Azure App Service, why introduce another management level?
Azure App Service Linux (Preview) provides Container support on Linux VMs.
You can follow this post: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2016/11/16/new-docker-tools-for-visual-studio/
You can try to run Asp.Net MVC in a container and post the result here.
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/PublishingAnASPNETCoreWebsiteToACheapLinuxVMHost.aspx
Definitive answer from Microsoft
"As of today (1/5/17), App Service doesn’t support containers on Windows, but it does on Linux (which is in preview) and the only version of ASP.NET that supports Linux is ASP.NET Core."
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/azure/en-US/3688feb3-3df1-4822-aab1-03c8271e16bf/aspnet-mvc-container-in-an-azure-app-service?forum=windowsazurewebsitespreview
I read some blog that If we host workflow foundation in asp.net, there will be issues with workflow persistence, is this correct? and what is the better idea to host workflow foundation on asp.net or on windows service?
Please Help.
Thanks/Yogesh
If we are talking about Workflow Foundation 4 the best hosting solution is probably Windows Server AppFabric (extension to IIS and WAS) where workflows are exposed as WCF services.