Run the 64-bit Asp.net Core application and azurewebapps in Azure WebApps.

Run the 64-bit Asp.net Core application and azurewebapps in Azure WebApps.

As the next-generation open-source cross-platform development framework of Microsoft, Asp.net core is attracting more and more developers to build modern web applications based on it.

Currently, Azure App Service supports asp.net core. The ASP. NET Core Web application developed by the user can be successfully executed after being deployed to the cloud in the same way as the common Asp.net Web application.

However, the Azure App Service currently only supports 32-bit Asp.net Core running, that is, the user's Asp.net Core application runs in a 32-bit process on the cloud. In most cases, it can support normal running of your web applications. However, in some scenarios, you may need to run 64-bit Asp.net Core, for example, an application needs to use user-mode virtual memory space larger than 2 GB, or the application needs to load 64-bit local code. In this case, we can consider using the custom uploaded Asp.net Core runtime environment.

The specific implementation is as follows:

3.open the web.configfile at the site. In the aspnetcoresection, change processpathto the new dotnet.exe path and save it.

<system.webServer>    
4. Restart the site.
 
 
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