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Thanks for the kind words! You can actually run .NET Core apps already, but the tooling/CI story is still lagging (primarily because the .NET Core SDK is still
by runesoerensen 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words! You can actually run .NET Core apps already, but the tooling/CI story is still lagging (primarily because the .NET Core SDK is still in preview and needs to be updated to the revised .NET Core project/solution structure).
It's pretty straightforward to publish and deploy binaries from your own machine until the SDK graduates from preview and betas ("RTM" is expected later this year) -- take a look at this discussion for more details: https://support.appharbor.com/discussions/problems/79972-aspnet-5-support#comment_40545805 https://support.appharbor.com/discussions/problems/79972-asp...
There are no current plans to offer Linux-based instances, but Windows Server 2016 will be available soon and brings some very exciting and long-awaited features to the table, that will be integrated in AppHarbor products as soon as possible. Stay tuned for more information on that :)