I Deployed a .NET App to DigitalOcean with Dokploy
Step-by-step guide to deploy a .NET 10 Web API and React apps to a DigitalOcean droplet with Dokploy: managed Postgres, Valkey cache, Cloudflare R2, and SSL.
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Step-by-step guide to deploy a .NET 10 Web API and React apps to a DigitalOcean droplet with Dokploy: managed Postgres, Valkey cache, Cloudflare R2, and SSL.
Comprehensive Docker guide for .NET 10 developers. Containerize .NET apps, multi-stage builds, Docker Compose with PostgreSQL, and SDK-based containerization without a Dockerfile.
Containerize .NET 10 apps without a Dockerfile using dotnet publish. Image size benchmarks, Alpine vs Chiseled, CI/CD with GitHub Actions, and more.
In this article, we will be looking into How to Deploy ASP.NET Core Web API to Amazon ECS, aka Amazon Elastic Container Services. So, with this we will cover tons of topics including ASP.NET Core Web API with MongoDB (this will be our sample application, just to demonstrate the usage of multiple docker containers), Dockerizing the Application, Pushing Docker Images to ECR (Elastic Container Registry), Creating Amazon ECS Services and Task Definitions, Port Mappings, Working with VPC and so much more.