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Windows. While it's technically possible to run something like an old ASP.NET Web Forms app in a container, it'll be painful.
by jiggawatts 3y ago
Windows.
While it's technically possible to run something like an old ASP.NET Web Forms app in a container, it'll be painful.
- DougBTX 3y ago> Windows. You should have put that in your first comment, I've removed my downvote!
- bob1029 3y agoWe are really enjoying using Azure Functions to serve web traffic these days. Probably not in exactly the way Microsoft would prefer us to, but it certainly works for us. All our business really requires is simple web forms, some session state and basic get/post request handling. Our users won't cry if they see a page transition. Az functions might not be the most optimal in terms of per request cost, but for the volume of traffic we are pushing it doesn't scale into the equation. Operationally, they're basically magic. TLS, auth, etc. all handled. GitHub deploys with zero drama. Whatever margin we sacrifice at the request billing is more than compensated by how well our engineers are sleeping at night.