In the previous articles, we explored how to install the ASP. NET core runtime environment in a Linux environment and deploy the ASP. NET core project in Jexus, in this article we will explore how to deploy ASP. NET core in Apache (Apache).
We are fortunate to be able to learn and explore ASP.
This article runs the following environment:
(1) Installing the Apache Web server
Run the command line as follows:
sudo yum update-y//Update Warehouse
sudo yum-y install httpd mod_ssl//install Apache Web server
(2) Create an empty ASP. NET Core MVC Project
Run the command as follows:
Cd/home//Navigate to the home directory
dotnet New Mvc-o Hellomvc
Next we make some changes to the empty project to match the current operating environment
1?? Add a specified port for the Program.cs class Buildwebhost method to run
2?? Add the Microsoft.AspNetCore.HttpOverrides namespace in Startup.cs and add the URL middleware in the Configure method
Debug whether the current project is running properly
Run the command as follows:
CD/HOME/HELLOMVC//Navigate to the specified directory
Dotnet Run//running current project
Running successfully, the effect is as follows:
(3) Build the project deployment file
Run the command as follows:
Mkdir-p/VAR/ASPNETCORE/HELLOMVC//New Catalog Hellomvc
CD/HOME/HELLOMVC///Navigate to the specified directory
dotnet Publish-o/VAR/ASPNETCORE/HELLOMVC//Generate Deployment file
Because it is an empty project, we copy the View folder to the deployment directory
The directory structure is as follows:
Run the following command to test whether the published program is functioning properly.
Dotnet/var/aspnetcore/hellomvc/hellomvc.dll
(4) Modify Apache website configuration file
Run the following command
cd/etc/httpd/conf.d///Navigate to the specified directory
Touch hellomvc.conf//new file named hellomvc.conf
VI hellomvc.conf//Open hellomvc.conf
Well, that's it. You're not going to copy it. (I know the command line is very painful, so I have to install a graphical interface)
See if the configuration is working
sudo service httpd configtest
Re-launch Apache
sudo systemctl restart httpd
sudo systemctl enable httpd
OK, now Apache has forwarded the request at http://localhost:80 to H ttp://127.0.0.1:7000
(4) Setting Kestrel Guardian
With ASP. NET core running on Kestrel, we use
systemd.Start and monitor Kestrel.
Create a service definition file
sudo nano/etc/systemd/system/kestrel-hellomvc.service
Note: If you are prompted Nano:command not found, the Nano may not be installed
Execute the Yum install Nano command, and then execute the Create service definition again after installing the Nano
File command.
The contents of the service definition file are as follows:
Save the file and enable the service, and then verify that it is running
Systemctl Enable Kestrel-hellomvc.service
Systemctl Start Kestrel-hellomvc.service
Systemctl Status Kestrel-hellomvc.service
OK, let's run the browser
Deploying ASP. NET Core using Apache in a Linux environment
