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A comprehensive overview of cloud platforms suitable for deploying .NET Core applications, including Azure, AWS, and GCP, along with others such as IBM Cloud, DigitalOcean, and Heroku.
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CLOUD PLATFORMS FOR .NET CORE DEPLOYMENT Swipe Left
Microsoft Azure As a Microsoft product, Azure provides a comprehensive suite of services specifically designed for .NET Core. Azure stands out as the most natural and feature-rich platform for .NET applications. Azure App Services Azure Kubernetes Service Azure Functions Azure Virtual Machines Azure SQL Database www.datasquad.in
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Another major cloud platform, AWS, offers strong support for .NET Core applications. AWS Elastic Beanstalk Amazon ECS AWS Lambda Amazon EC2 Amazon RDS www.datasquad.in
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Google Cloud offers several services for deploying and managing .NET Core applications. Google Kubernetes Engine Google App Engine Google Compute Engine Cloud Functions www.datasquad.in
Heroku 1.Although not as feature-rich for .NET Core as Azure or AWS, Heroku offers a straightforward Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for quick deployments. It can host .NET Core applications using Docker or buildpacks, but it's generally more suitable for smaller applications or prototypes. www.datasquad.in
DigitalOcean This developer-friendly cloud platform offers simple solutions for deploying applications, with a focus on simplicity and affordability. It supports Docker containers, Kubernetes, and virtual machines for hosting .NET Core applications. www.datasquad.in
IBM Cloud This platform provides a range of services for hosting and deploying .NET Core applications. IBM Cloud Foundry IBM Kubernetes Service AWS Lambda IBM Cloud Functions www.datasquad.in
Linode Linode is another cost-effective alternative for hosting .NET Core applications. It offers virtual machines (Linodes) that can be used to host .NET Core applications manually, giving developers complete control over the stack and deployment processes. www.datasquad.in
Vercel and Netlify While primarily used for front-end applications, these platforms can support serverless functions and backend APIs, including those built with .NET Core. However, they are less commonly used for large-scale .NET Core deployments compared to the other options. www.datasquad.in
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