如何在IIS中运行.Net MVC（与使用`dotnet run`进行本地测试相比）

Question

So this is a C#-based .Net WebApp for a client on an Azure deployment on their network.

Testing locally, I can do dotnet run and test on http://localhost:5000 fine, but in the final environment, it'll need to be served by IIS. I believe dotnet run (Kestrel) and IIS have a way of talking to each other (there is a method called something like .useIISIntegration I believe).

But I'd like to skip any deployment script that requires I dotnet run to start the application if possible, but let IIS handle all of that. Once deployed, is dotnet run absolutely necessary? How does IIS handle it directly, if possible?

Answer 1

I guess that for your purpose you can simply:

• run dotnet publish
• create an application in IIS against the program
• create an application pool and start it.

Don't forget to install the SDK/Hosting bundle in the destination server otherwise IIS will not be able to run it.