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I see a lot of linux-based PHP hosting solutions in the $5/month range. Does anybody know of one in that range that uses/can use Mono? I've written some C# code I want to use, but want to avoid ASP.NET.
I don't know why no one said this. But if you are developing a website using mono and c#, you are using asp.net... just a linux implementation of it.
I've found another free host
http://www.heliohost.org/
It explicitly states that it uses mono.
Mono Project Web Hosting should do:
The Mono Project (a.k.a. mod_mono) is an open-source .NET Framework emulation tool for Linux sponsored by Novell. Through Mono, we have assembled a simple and easy-to-use web hosting platform which bridges the gap which previously existed between Windows and Linux hosting providers. What was once properietary Microsoft technology has been made available to the open-source developer community, and supplied right here with our premium Linux hosting service.
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I have more confusion with hosting my application. I Build my application in Asp.net core 3.1.2
after the completion of my development, how to choose my hosting plans. there is so many options are there
Eg: shared hosting and Cloud Hosting Plans
if I choose windows cloud Hosting, is it work for other os users.
please guide me.
(this link => I plan to buy host )
https://www.asphostportal.com/Windows-Cloud-Hosting-Plans
ASP.NET Core can be hosted on Windows or Linux hosts.
Shared hosting is fine for smaller applications or use cloud hosting for larger websites.
The hosting site you linked (asphostportal.com) says they support "All versions of ASP.NET Core" so your app can host there.
If you use Windows hosting then other OS users can access your website without problems.
If choose their windows cloud hosting platform, your .net core will work fine since .net core running perfectly on Windows OS. You can go with this provider, they fully support .net core.
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I am a windows user and I have a requirement to develop an asp.net application which should run on both windows and Ubuntu servers.
I tried this installing Ubuntu on VM workstation player and downloading Mono, DNX, DNVM and visual studio code. But this is very hard for me since I am familiar with neither Ubuntu nor VS Code.
Is there any method to develop cross platform applications using VS 2015 on windows environment and build packages for other platforms such as Linux, OS X ?
Moreover I would like to know which web server is the most suitable for run .Net application on Ubuntu.
There are a few ways to do this depending on your needs and the context. It is possible to develop using VS2015 on Windows and to deploy to Apache 2 with mod_mono (best option imho) or possibly to Mono XSP4 (this web server has some limitations) or if you're game for a challenge you could use kestrel and dnx. You should also be able to open and continue developing your existing VS2015 project on Linux using MonoDevelop, which may make your life easier for debugging. In either scenario I would recommend that you give yourself the time and opportunity to familiarise with Apache, Linux etc. as you go. Happy to help further but I'm not sure quite what your context is...
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I want to develop an application which allows users to also communicate over the Tor network. I have done some Googling but I can't seem to find an API or SDK. How does one develop a Tor application? Are there any libraries out there?
EDIT: I see there are no libraries or API's available to use Tor. What would I need to know in order to write this Tor application?
This is how:
https://stem.torproject.org/
from https://stem.torproject.org/faq.html#what-is-stem
"Stem is a Python controller library that you can use to interact with Tor. With it you can write scripts and applications with capabilities similar to Vidalia and arm.
From a technical standpoint, Stem is a Python implementation of Tor's directory and control specifications. To get started see our tutorials!"
To my knowledge Tor does not have an actual API or SDK.
Tor does come with a SOCKS interface though. So the simplest way of making an app work over the Tor network is to use a SOCKS proxy with the default Tor installation on a user's computer.
For an example using Go, check out Pond.
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I can't find a clear answer on this question. I'm working on a study for a client who has Windows 8 Pro devices and needs a specific application. We've found which is flagged as a "Windows RT" app. How do I know if it can run on Windows 8 Pro ?
Windows store apps know what platforms they run on. Windows RT is the OS made to run on ARM processors, while x86 and x64 are your normal desktop and laptop computers. The app developer chooses which platforms are supported so its possible the app only works on ARM although I'd be a bit surprised.
If you are able to see an app in your systems app store that it means the system fulfills required criteria for the app. So the app will be install-able.
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I have deployed WCF services in IIS 7.5. I want to create a web gardening in IIS, so I follow below steps to do that
On Application pool advance settings, I have set Maximum worker process=2.
My question is to do web gardening I need to change anything on machine.config or web.config file of WCF services?
If yes then what changes I need to do?
Are you sure you need a web garden? Because it's a feature that is often misunderstood. This blog entry explains it quite well.
If you really need it, you don't need to configure anything in the config. The services themselves should not need to be aware of the fact they are executed from a garden or even from a farm.
You will need a web garden when you have a CPU with Many cores and you want to scale your application. Although there is no configuration which is specifically required there are just two things that you should be concerned.
1) There should be no static Variables in Your Service. Please do more R&D on that.
2) Your Services Concurrency Mode should be Multiple so that different threads which will be created should cater the service.