How to Tame a Penguin - Master Linux with ASP.NET Core

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" summary

Assumes a Windows .Net developer and shows concrete steps: use apt-get update/upgrade and add Microsoft package sources, install .NET Core (sudo apt-get install dotnet-dev), create and run projects with dotnet new MVC and dotnet run, publish self-contained or framework-dependent builds, put Kestrel behind an nginx reverse proxy, and register the app with systemd service so it restarts on failure. Everything is demonstrated working end-to-end: build, publish and serve an ASP.NET Core site on Linux.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:13Microsoft and Linux
3. 7:49UNIX Philosophy
4. 12:58Distributions
5. 17:51Command Prompt
6. 24:36Privilege escalation
7. 25:43Managing processes
8. 28:45Shell programs
9. 29:52Package management
10. 34:46Create a console program
11. 35:34Create an MVC website
12. 40:24Configure Nginx
13. 48:40Questions

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