Add support for net core 3.0 for linux and windows plesk
Net core can run applications on windows and linux with a short configurations . Please add support to both OS
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BBC
commented
Please, add support for net core in plesk for linux....
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Anonymous
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I can't even get a webservices hosted on here with asp.net core 2.0 as they said works. This feature should be default. Don't understand why it has to be considered adding, It should be a requirement to any hosting platform.
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Selena
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#ASP.NET CORE SUPPORT IS MATTER
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Anonymous
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As a .dot net developer, I have lots of knowledge of Windows, but less so of Linux. The added value of Plesk is making management agnostic of the underlying os.
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Joey Padot commented
Dotnet core is very popular. I get a lot of questions about dotnet core on Linux and about as many asking if I could host a dotnetcore app on my Linux servers.
Sure, we can containerize it. But the devs advanced enough to be comfortable with containers aren’t the folks who are buying shared hosting accounts.
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Anonymous
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#ASP.NET CORE SUPPORT IS MATTER
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Rashed
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After 3 years voting for this feature, and now you say: we will not support ASP.NET Core on Linux for political reasons.
This is not fair at all ...
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Admin
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Maybe ASP .NET Core Support is not added to linux hosts for political reasons? Windows hosting is normally much more expensive than linux one.
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Anonymous
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Hi, can you please add support for linux, or manualy configuration on nginx ;P than eb can run instance(s) of dotnet core application, but we need to server hear unter right port.
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Solarom
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Please, many of us are waiting for this feature. Otherwise, we cannot continue to work.
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Nicat Manafov commented
Please add support
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Kazim Yaver
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It should now support.
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Anonymous
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please guys implement this!
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Mohammad Husam Khankan
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You can host ASP Core apps on Linux using docker
It is already available as an extension for Plesk.
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Doha
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Guys, Seems no body from plesk team , see this feature.
don't wast your time, 3 years now and no progress -
Anonymous
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While you are at it, it should support version 3.1 by now off course.
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Andy
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hahahaha.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-now-dominates-azure/
Over half of Azure VMs are Linux. I can imagine a load of people running Azure will be running asp.net core on them. If it wasn't popular, Microsoft woulnd't have ported everything to Linux - including SQL Server.
when I come to redeploy my server, plesk will be taken off it. I can do without it if its going to be more pain than its worth. Webmin works just as well.
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Jordan
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If anyone is wondering, I asked this on their Facebook group, which has a lot of the employees on. I never got a definitive answer, just that dotnet on linux is not popular. So don't hold your breath for support, maybe take your business to cPanel instead if you can
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Andy
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Plesk, please consider:
1. supporting nginx to proxy to a user-defined port/host/socket. This is the first step (and the biggest) as it means I will no longer have to keep my manually-edited nginx ip_defaults.conf file working properly.
Once that's done, the system will work - we can install asp.net core ourselves, but plesk will no longer trash the required configuration.
2. being able to configure a unix socket or http (port 5000) to connect nginx to an asp.net core app that's installed (which is really just copying a bunch of files and running the .exe under systemctl)
3. being able to install asp.net core runtimes (ie rpm or apt-get)
4. installing sqlserver and managing that on Linux too.
So there's 4 steps that are required for the full experience, but each one in turn adds enough by itself to make plesk running asp.net core as easy as running nginx proxied to a docker container. It was pretty simple and I'm happy to provide more details if they need it.
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Dennis Rahmen
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I asked the support about it. Will post it here as soon as they reply.