Hello @ismcagdas! Yeah, we managed to solve the issue after a while. We had to set the following arguments when publishing the build pipeline in azure to "-r win-x64 --self-contained true". And after the asp.net zero can run as a self contained application built on .net core 3.1 on a windows app service.
thanks bobingham, I appreciate your help/answer.
thanks for the answer bobingham. it wasnt ment to be spamming the same question. I just wanted to get some tips/feedback from others that I could see have been using asp.net zero together with asure blob storage
We have a customer scenario where we are going to store larger files (blue prints) and we think that they are to big to store in the sql server itself trough the DbBinaryObjectManager. Mostly to the increased storage cost and times it takes to read/save binary data into the db itself.
We are now looking into build a azure blob storage manager we can use in our asp.net zero project. Any tips on how to do that would be appriciated. Did anyone build you own azure blob storage manager that you can use in parallel with the built in DbBinaryObjectManager?
All help and tips are welcome.
We have a customer scenario where we are going to store larger files (blue prints) and we think that they are to big to store in the sql server itself. Mostly to the increased storage cost. We are now looking into build a blob storage manager we can use in our asp.net zero project. Any tips on how to do that would be appriciated. Did you guys build you own azure blob storage manager?
rvanwoezik deventerprise : did you guys find any way to implement azure blob storage as a file storage instead of the built in binaryobjectmanager that stores files in the sql databas?
We have a customer scenario where we are going to store larger files (blue prints) and we think that they are to big to store in the sql server itself. Mostly to the increased storage cost. We are now looking into build a blob storage manager we can use in our asp.net zero project. Any tips on how to do that would be appriciated.
We just upgraded to 8.1 of asp.net zero and have some trouble to host asp.net zero on a linux app service with .net core 3.1. Currently Microsoft dont allow support for .net core 3.1 on their app service hosted on windows. Only linux based app service support .net core 3.1 at the moment.
We have a couple of asp.net zero applications running on windows app services in aure, is there anything different you need to do or think of when deploying to a linux app service in azure? Other build settings etc?
AS the new v.7 version of asp.net zero is released, is there any best way to update a current solution based on v.6.9? Would be nice to have some kind of help/checklist to follow if possible how to upgrade if possible.