Serving images stored in DB through a static URL, using .NET Core 3.1

A common choice that needs to be made when implementing a web application that supports uploading binary content, like PDF files or Avatar images, is whether to store the binary content in the file system or cloud storage or perhaps in the database. This article will not debate what solution is best under what circumstances. But that said, storing binary content data directly in the database has some strong advantages to it. Being able to store other content together with the binary content in a single database transaction is one of them. Having all content data in one place also simplifies the restoring of backups.