Excuse me but did you just call me a legacy dinosaur ;) Anyways, you are right about the fact you don't _need_ IIS to run your asp.net core app. It's just a ve

Excuse me but did you just call me a legacy dinosaur ;) Anyways, you are right about the fact you don't _need_ IIS to run your asp.net core app. It's just a very convenient proxy to your app, especially if you need things like sessions and, what's that thing called, ah yes, authentication. >> OpenShift I mean, if you need a cluster of machines, for whatever reason, then why not use that?