After a long hiatus, I'm slowly starting back on blogging and some personal projects. To get me back in the swing of things, here's a short post on running ASP.NET core on Google Cloud, since this seems poorly documented online.
The default project created by the Google Cloud tools includes Microsoft.AspNetCore.All which is a huge dependency. If you want something more minimal:
uninstall-package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Allinstall-package Microsoft.AspNetCoreinstall-package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Coreinstall-package Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc
This creates a runnable project using the standard Google Cloud Web API project template, although it still isn't ideal as it includes the Razor pages dependencies.
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Nice! Welcome back! I've also been rather absent.
Cool, welcome back. :)
Hi Sandro,
After looking into this issue myself for AWS, I realized the problem is not with Google Cloud Web API, but with the dotnet CLI. Run this on your local:
dotnet new -all
# Above command describes "web" as "ASP.NET Core Empty", which is misleading because it includes a ton of framework components under the NuGet super-package Microsoft.AspNetCore.App 2.1.1
# Run the following to confirm what I am saying:
dotnet new web
Get-Content .\obj\project.assets.json | ConvertFrom-Json | ForEach-Object { $($_.libraries -split ';') | Measure-Object }
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