asp.net Core Kestrel using HTTPS (SSL) _ Practical Tips

In ASP.net core, if you want to use HTTPS to encrypt a site in Kestrel, you can

Request a certificate

This step is not detailed, there are free and charge, the application will be completed after the end of a *.pfx file.

Add NuGet Package

NuGet and then add references in the program Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel.Https

Configuration

Put the *.pfx end of the file copy of the program's Web root directory, and then modify the Programs.cs file:

  public class program
 {public
  static void Main (string[] args) {
   var config = new Configurationbuilder (). Addcommandline (args). Addenvironmentvariables ("Aspnetcore_"). Build ();

   var host =
    new Webhostbuilder (). Useconfiguration (config). Usekestrel (Confighttps ()). Usecontentroot (
     directory.getcurrentdirectory ()). Useiisintegration (). Usestartup<startup> (). Build ();
   
   Host. Run ();
  }

  private static action<kestrelserveroptions> Confighttps () {return
   x => {
    var pfxfile = Path.Combine ( Directory.GetCurrentDirectory (), "*.pfx");
    Password fill in the requested key
    var certificate = new X509Certificate2 (pfxfile, "password");
    X.usehttps (certificate);
   };
  }
  

The command Line window then runs dotnet xxx.dll--server.urls https://www.example.com:port.

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