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EF codefirst migrations and Cloud Foundry
We’re using the hosted Cloud Foundry solution for development at http://run.pivotal.io. So everybody can hit the floor running I’ve created a template for using Entity Framework Codefirst migrations in a dotnet core web application hosted on Cloud Foundry. The key … Continue reading
Cloud Foundry Task with dotnet app
We’re investigating the CF run-task command from the cli. This is used to execute tasks that run to completion, like database migrations or print something to the console 😉 Hello console We’ve created a new console project. The main function … Continue reading
Add MySql to dotnet core app in Cloud Foundry
In this post you’ll add MySql from the marketplace to a dotnet core mvc app. Mysql was added to the marketplace in this post. Service We could use the cli to add MySql and then hook it up to the … Continue reading
Offline buildpack for Cloud Foundry
This post is a combination of information available elsewhere (links are included) and can be used to get you’re own offline buildpack on Cloud Foundry. Prerequisites install go (https://ahmadawais.com/install-go-lang-on-macos-with-homebrew/) Dotnet-core buildpack Instructions on https://github.com/cloudfoundry/dotnet-core-buildpack/tree/v2.0.1 Warning! buildpack is 841MB. Now you … Continue reading
Deploy your first dotnet core app to Cloud Foundry
After installing Cloud Foundry it is time to deploy your first dotnet core app. Make sure you’re using the right framework/sdk version. If the version is not supported by Cloud Foundry you’ll get logging like below You can force the … Continue reading
Load environment variables in dotnet Core 1.1 hosted in IIS
On our webserver we plan to move configuration to environment variables. We can set those environment variables in our Powershell Dsc script. But the website does not pick up the environment variables. There is an issue on github (#1864) that … Continue reading