IIS on prem to hosted migration
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@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Pretty much if software is written in .NET, it has also been abandoned. .NET is the platform for abandoning software.
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@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Ah, I didn't know it was a newer version. I thought it was just different. Know that I do not know a lot about .NET/ASP.NET/.NET Core. I haven't had a need to support many web services, so learning the exact underlying differences is something I have on my continuing list of things to master.
It's not just a new framework version, it's Microsoft's take on cross platform without compromises.
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@scottalanmiller said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Pretty much if software is written in .NET, it has also been abandoned. .NET is the platform for abandoning software.
I've seen so many abandoned Python / Perl / Ruby / Java / Whatever projects... it's not just a matter of the language or the ecosystem.
But I do not want to de-rail this thread
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@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Ah, I didn't know it was a newer version. I thought it was just different. Know that I do not know a lot about .NET/ASP.NET/.NET Core. I haven't had a need to support many web services, so learning the exact underlying differences is something I have on my continuing list of things to master.
It's not just a new framework version, it's Microsoft's take on cross platform without compromises.
I just logged in and checked, that app uses ASP.NET
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@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Ah, I didn't know it was a newer version. I thought it was just different. Know that I do not know a lot about .NET/ASP.NET/.NET Core. I haven't had a need to support many web services, so learning the exact underlying differences is something I have on my continuing list of things to master.
It's not just a new framework version, it's Microsoft's take on cross platform without compromises.
I just logged in and checked, that app uses ASP.NET
There it goes, your chance of a docker container
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@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Ah, I didn't know it was a newer version. I thought it was just different. Know that I do not know a lot about .NET/ASP.NET/.NET Core. I haven't had a need to support many web services, so learning the exact underlying differences is something I have on my continuing list of things to master.
It's not just a new framework version, it's Microsoft's take on cross platform without compromises.
I just logged in and checked, that app uses ASP.NET
There it goes, your chance of a docker container
Sorry.The goal here, is to make this as difficult as possible. Quit trying to make things easy!
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@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@scottalanmiller said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Pretty much if software is written in .NET, it has also been abandoned. .NET is the platform for abandoning software.
I've seen so many abandoned Python / Perl / Ruby / Java / Whatever projects... it's not just a matter of the language or the ecosystem.
But I do not want to de-rail this thread
Yes, but I also see those that aren't abandoned all of the time. But .NET... other than SC, find me anything that isn't abandoned.
Especially when we are talking internal bespoke software. It's almost as if .NET was designed for code to be abandoned.
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@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@thwr said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
@bbigford said in IIS on prem to hosted migration:
Re: How would you move an IIS workload from on site to a VPS
I'd honestly have to gather more info before I say one way or another. Slowing down and thinking about it, I believe this app only exists in inetput and is asp.net... I'd have to jump into their server and take a look.
Is it by any chance .NET Core? Runs great as Docker on Linux, for example.
I'm not sure off the top of my head to be honest. I would guess no, just based on some characteristics of the client. But I will be gathering more details.
Damn. How old is the application? .NET Core is relatively new (approx. 2 years or so)
Ah, I didn't know it was a newer version. I thought it was just different. Know that I do not know a lot about .NET/ASP.NET/.NET Core. I haven't had a need to support many web services, so learning the exact underlying differences is something I have on my continuing list of things to master.
It's not just a new framework version, it's Microsoft's take on cross platform without compromises.
I just logged in and checked, that app uses ASP.NET
Those are not competing things.
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.NET Core is a competitor to .NET and Mono. All three are implementations of the .NET runtime environment. All three come from Microsoft today.
