.NET has become a fast, versatile, and open-source framework suitable for building containerized applications that run anywhere.
The `dotnet publish` command can create container images without requiring a Dockerfile, simplifying the build process for .NET applications.
The `dotnet shift` command-line tool provides a streamlined way to build and deploy .NET applications directly to an OpenShift cluster.
Legacy .NET Framework applications can be packaged into Windows containers to run on modern platforms like OpenShift.
Gradually replace parts of a monolithic legacy application with modern microservices to incrementally update your system without a full rewrite.
OpenShift Virtualization allows you to run a full Windows Server VM with IIS, providing a path for legacy applications that cannot be containerized.
Use a container entrypoint script to substitute environment variables into static client-side files at runtime, enabling dynamic configuration.
The Polly project provides essential resilience patterns like retries, circuit breakers, and fallbacks for building robust distributed applications.
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