I need to host my Asp.NET Core gRPC Service on IIS so that I can make it publicly available for others in my team so can you please provide a proper document or steps for hosting my gRPC service on IIS.
Hosting .net core application in IIS is not yet supported. For more details please go through link
This document states that ASP.NET Core gRPC can be hosted on IIS, but it carries extra requirements.
IIS requires .NET 5 and Windows 10 Build 20300.1000 or later.
HTTP.sys requires .NET 5 and Windows 10 Build 19529 or later.
So please check if it meets the requirements before trying to publish it on IIS:
Host ASP.NET Core on Windows with IIS.
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I have developed an ASP.NET Web Service in Visual Studio 2013. The target framework is .NET 4.5.
I am attempting to deploy the Web Service in IIS 10 running on a Windows Server 2016. I have registered.NET 4.5 on the IIS using the following command - dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:IIS-ASPNET45.
I have also enabled 32-bit applications in the application pool.
I have also ensured that .NET extensibility for .NET 4.6 and ASP.NET 4.6 are enabled, in the application development features.
I am getting the following error when trying to browse the web service - HTTP Error 403.14 - Forbidden The Web Server is Configured to Not List the Contents of this Directory.
The funny thing is that when I deploy the web service to IIS 8, it runs with no problem at all.
I am at my wits' end. Could someone please tell me where I am going wrong with the IIS 10?
I am looking for the options to host existing ASP.NET Framework (not .NET Core, and not ASP.NET Core) applications in ServiceFabric hosted on-premise.
We host such legacy applications in IIS, as is the common practice I believe, and we are considering migrating them to an on-prem ServiceFabric cluster without (or at least, as little as possible) modifications.
I see that Visual Studio 2017 SF project templates do not have the "old ASP.NET", which makes me think that using old ASP.NET isn't preferred, if supported at all. I can understand that.
I understand that it is possible to deploy the application in a container with IIS, e.g. with Windows IIS.
Are there other possibilities?
I've been doing self-hosted ASP.Net WebAPI on Service Fabric for three years already. They did remove the .NET Framework WebAPI template when you create a Service Fabric App, but yes, you can still run a Self-hosted .Net Framework API on Service Fabric.
I still have my old code before so I pretty much do same thing over and over. This tutorial would help a lot. it's the basics of doing a self-hosted WebAPI, hosting it on HTTPS is another thing after that.
Hi I have done following steps while hosting my .net core web API in IIS of my laptop. But when I browse the URL I get 404 error.
Sample URL: http://localhost/Myapp/api/user
Help will be much appreciated! If need any further info let me know.
Steps:
Install Install the .NET Core Hosting Bundle 2.2.5
Hosted web api in IIS with defaul 80 port number without any hostname
Created new application pool with No MANAGED CODE as .NET CLR Version.
To host .NET Core Web API in IIS follow below steps:
Publish the Web APIs to Your Local Folder
for example, D:\testcoreapi
Install Microsoft .NET Core Windows Server Hosting Bundle File
ASP.NET Core Module Configuration Reference
Open IIS Create One Application Pool of No Managed Code
Create Web Site to point to the local folder of your published.
Note:
Do not forget to select an application pool which you created before with no managed setting.
If you are still not able to browse the site select your site from connection node in iis.
right click on site and select "Explore" and make sure that you select right folder.
For more detail you could follow the below article:
https://jakeydocs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/publishing/iis.html
Regards,
Jalpa
I have a web application with .NET 4.5.2 that should be used by already existing app pool with .NET 4.0 in the IIS. Can it be configured in WiX itself and how to host the application in the existing app pool
You can use iis Extension. http://wixtoolset.org/documentation/manual/v3/xsd/iis/website.html
Try to follow This Blog.
IIS 7.5 is installed on two servers (both Windows Server 2008 R2) with Web Deploy 2.0 installed (to enable me to Publish from Visual Studio 2010.) Publishing straight from VS requires the Web Management Service be running on the server. I've been publishing to the first server for months, no problem. The second server has just been spun up (not by me) but as far as I can tell has all the same versions of components (OS, IIS, Web Deploy). However, on the second server the Web Management Service isn't installed. There's a key difference:
Web Deploy 2.0 options available on the first server:
Web Deploy 2.0 options available on the second server:
Why is there a difference between the two?
(Follow-up: I tried the Web Deploy 3.0 installer and encountered the exact same dialog as the second server, above, except that it said "3.0" instead of "2.0".)
Verify the proper IIS roles are installed on your new server. In the Server Manager console, under Web Server (IIS), verify the following roles are installed:
Management Tools
IIS Management Console
IIS Management Scripts and Tools
Management Service
Then try re-running your Web Deploy installer. I think you'll find you get the options you desire.