How do I point a web app built with dotnet core to a Google domain

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Hello,

I have built a prototype web application using DOTNET Core and SQLite on my MacBook. Now I need it to point to a Google Domain to send to my client but I am having difficultly doing so. Could somebody cite documentation or provide steps to have my web app launch with a Google Domain? I am using DOTNET Core 2.1 with Visual Studio 2017 for MAC. Additionally, if there is a way I can point directly to the site via appSettings.json or StartUp.cs file that information would be very helpful.

Best Regards,
Joshua Davis

What I have tried:

I have tried to add the extension directly in Visual Studio 2017 for MAC but there does not seem to be one available. Aside from cloning a sample git project Google App Engine integration and trying to work backwards I have not been to successful tie the web app to a Google Domain.

Posted 5-Nov-18 13:34pm

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Updated 6-Nov-18 10:46am

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F-ES Sitecore 6-Nov-18 4:41am

What do you mean by "tie to a google domain", "point to a google domain", and "launch with a google domain"? It's unclear what it is you're trying to do.

#realJSOP 6-Nov-18 5:51am

I'm glad you asked that. I was wondering if I had missed another new technology that used those terms.

MadMyche 6-Nov-18 7:33am

Are you trying to ask "How do I host my project on a google domain?"

Member 13808755 6-Nov-18 7:35am

Being more specific, I want to publish my DOTNET Core app to a Google Domain.

F-ES Sitecore 6-Nov-18 7:53am

You can't because you don't own or control the google domain, google do. You'll need to buy your own domain and web hosting to host your site.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2018-11-06T10:46:00

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Google does not host sites, as far as I know. And if they do, then you need to ask them how to do it.

1. Find a hoster.
2. Copy your code up to their site using their instructions.

Posted 6-Nov-18 10:46am

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