✅ Running in the microsoft cloud
Hello,
I have to create a service which can run on the cloud (specs are not everything).
So I thought, cot net 8 is compatible and using mediatr pattern for aa service is also OK.
However there are possible things I didnt think of like (I do not know the real name) serive on demand which starts a program only when there is a request.
Has someone any advice ?
Like some short manual or something
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That sounds like an azure function, aws lambda, whatever gcp calls them.
They basically all do the same thing, respond to a trigger with code.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-get-started
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-csharp.html
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/cloud-functions-csharp
Many thanks
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I'll try to rewrite the question.
I'm writing a asp.net c# service with the mediatr pattern.
If I'm correct this should be compatible with a cloud deployment like azure.
Because of the answer earlier I found that there are 2 global options running like a service on a Virtual machine iis server(called app if I'm correct) machine and running like a function.
So that solved a lot. Now still looking for when to use function and when to use the app.
With the mediatr pattern it's easy to switch.
The service is'nt used frequently but to access the program, oauth2 is manditory.
The questions are:
- Is dotnet6 compatible or do I have to do something extra to run asp.net in azure
- what to use (app or function and when to use one or the other).
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Ok, thanks