Okay, to keep things clear: plesk supports ASP.net on Windows. What we need, is integration of ASP.net CORE on plesk for Linux; which is feasible as APS.net core has been available for Linux for a long time now - just not in plesk.

Vaclav Elias -> Sorry, I mean... working on plesk with linux ;)

John A. shiells -> Asp.net core is only supported on Plesk for Windows, Linux implementation still needed. Please do not clutter this topic, thanks.

It is working on Linux???

Plesk team, you guys really need to clean up these topics that have been completed already. it is cluttering up this suggested feature site and people are voting for things already completed.

please start add this feature to plesk (;

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hey guys, it's really time for asp net core support on linux! It's a state of the art technology and should be included in plesk asap

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Trying to find a managed hoster, especially in Europe, that has managed hosting for ASP.NET Core with prices comparable to PHP managed hosting is simply impossible.

bitbonk, that's not true. I have a couple .net Core sites hosted with RDO Servers, so your not limited to AppEngine or Azure

I fear that until ASP.NET Core is supported natively by Plesk, it is very unlikely that any of the cheaper webhosters (like godaddy for example) will adopt ASP.NET Core (which already approaches version 2.1 by the way). Until then we are forced to pay a really hefty premium price to Google (AppEngine) or Microsoft (Azure App Services) if we want to host a simple website built on ASP.NET Core!

Docker should be possible, but native support without docker would be much better

Haven't tested but It should be possible through a docker container. Did someone tried this ? Just wondering.

Nothing yet??

Any updates on this?

@Julien you're right! Without the "Serve static files directly by nginx" selected it doesn't need any fiddling around. Thought you said to leave that on on the first place...

Was thinking to start moving into production some net core apps with those custom settings but I'm now wondering what will happen when official support is added?

Any ETA or will we be able to ride with these custom settings for a while? :P

@bruno, happy that it is helpfull for you :)

I don't understand why you have to touch an index.html file as the redirect should work for anything if the application handle it. (maybe something to do with nginx serving static file ?)

I tested with the default web application (MVC .net core) from visual studio, hitting URL/Home work as excepted.

Anyway, I'm not anymore a plesk user because of scaling needs. but I hope they integrate that great technology asap.

regards

@Julien thanks for sharing that config, it is a bit fiddly as you said but it ended up working for me too!

Just wondering how you manage to load your web's index?

My dotnet app has it's index on URL/index so had to make an index.html file on that web's home dir, so URL/index.html redirects to URL/index

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