In this video, review what's been covered in the course and explore next steps for learning more about ASP.NET Core applications and deployment. Also, discover some additional tools that can be useful for deploying applications.
- [Nate] We've covered a lot in this course,…but there's always more to learn.…If you wanna dive deeper into Docker,…I'd recommend the course Learning Docker…by Arthur Ulfeldt, and also the course…Docker for .NET Developers by Lee Brandt.…You can always find up to date information…about ASP.NET Core on the official documentation site…at docs.asp.net.…There are a number of additional tools…that you could use to manage and automate your workflow,…such as Octopus Deploy for automated deployment,…Travis and CI for building code and running tests,…and Jenkins for continuous delivery.…
These tools build on top of the skills…that you've already learned in this course.…I recommend doing some research to see if these tools…could help your deployment process even further.…Thanks for watching my course and happy deploying.…
Author
Nate Barbettini
Released
9/12/2018- Setting up your ASP.NET project
- Choosing a deployment strategy
- Configuring HTTPS and forwarding
- Deploying to IIS
- Deploying to Azure
- Deploying to Linux
- Deploying with Docker
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Understand the Basics
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Server architecture overview3m 13s
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Choose a deployment strategy2m 14s
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Project setup47s
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Project file settings2m 15s
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2. HTTPS and ASP.NET Core
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HTTPS overview1m 33s
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3. Deploying to IIS
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Set up IIS2m 3s
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Create a site and app pool2m 14s
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Set up data protection2m 22s
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Understand Web.config1m 12s
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4. Deploying to Azure
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Get started with Azure1m 4s
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5. Deploying to Linux
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Install .NET Core on Linux1m 19s
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Use Kestrel with NGINX4m 18s
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6. Deploying with Docker
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Docker overview2m 7s
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Create a Docker image3m 31s
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Run and monitor a container1m 22s
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Save an image to a file1m 2s
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Conclusion
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Next steps47s
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