Why people are using .NET on azure?

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I have knowledge about .net and i working on it now. But i have no knowledge about azure.
Can anyone help on this?

Thank You.

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I have knowledge about .net and i working on it now. But i have no knowledge about azure.
Can anyone help on this?

Thank You.

Posted 10-Nov-21 21:45pm

raj shah Nov2021

Updated 10-Nov-21 22:07pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2021-11-10T22:07:00

Solution 1

Not too difficult to find information: .NET applications | Microsoft Azure[^]

Posted 10-Nov-21 22:07pm

Richard MacCutchan

Michael Donald · Answer 2 · 2021-12-01T23:24:00

These are the reason of why people are using .net on azure.

1. ASP.NET Core supports cross platform (windows / macOS / Linux) which pairs nicely with Azure's hosting of Windows & Linux virtual machines.
2. ASP.NET Core includes a built-in container that supports constructor injection.
3. Configure this container's services in the ConfigureServices in your ASP.NET Core app's Startup class.
4. Azure Resource Manager templates allow for the scripted configuration of Azure VMs and the software they need.
5. Azure App Service abstracts away the lower level details of server maintenance and lets developers deploy ASP.NET projects straight to Azure.