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| The tool assumes minimal knowledge of AWS. It is designed to guide you through the deployment process and provides suggested defaults. The tool will show you all compute service options available to deploy your application, and will recommend a default with information about why it was chosen. The other compute service options will be shown with an explanation of their differences. If the selected compute option does not match your needs, you can select a different compute service. | |||
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| The goal of the deployment tool is to deploy cloud-native .NET applications that are built with .NET Core 3.1 and above. A cloud-native .NET application is written in .NET with the intent to deploy to Linux. It is not tied to any Windows specific technology such as Windows registry, IIS or MSMQ, and can be deployed on virtualized compute. The tool **cannot** be used to deploy .NET Framework, Desktop, Xamarin, or other applications that do not fit the "cloud-native" criteria. | |||
| The goal of the deployment tool is to deploy cloud-native .NET applications that are built with .NET Core 6 and above. A cloud-native .NET application is written in .NET with the intent to deploy to Linux. It is not tied to any Windows specific technology such as Windows registry, IIS or MSMQ, and can be deployed on virtualized compute. The tool **cannot** be used to deploy .NET Framework, Desktop, Xamarin, or other applications that do not fit the "cloud-native" criteria. | |||
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We still support back to .NET Core 3.1 in the recipes themselves.
Should we actually drop support? Previously we didn't because even though the runtime is EOL, we didn't want to pull the rug out from under users who may still be updating older applications. But on the other hand we may not want our support matrix to grow indefinitely...
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We'll look at how many recipes for 3.1 are being used and make that determination.
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Closing as .NET Core 3.1 is supported in the recipes. |
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Description of changes:
Updated the ReadMe file to explain the minimum version supported is .NET 6
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