Kestrel

In the unlikely event you need to determine what port Kestrel is running on…

There are a variety of ways to pick what ports Kestrel runs on in .NET. This post will show some of them, but there are probably a few more…

This post is very like the previous, getting a Web API application using .NET 6 and Kestrel up and running on an EC2 instance, but with Linux this time.

In this post I show how to get a .NET 6 Web API application up an running on a Windows instance in AWS, and how to make the instance accessible to the web.

This post is mostly a note to myself. I am often annoyed with the amount of logging to the console that occurs when I start a Kestrel hosted application and I can never remember how to turn it off.

Full source code available CoreWithKestrelFromConfighere. In my previous post I explained how to host Kestrel web server running on (the default) port 5000 as a Windows service. But what if you want to run the server on a different port?

Full source code available here. If you have been using the Kestrel web server with Framework 4.x, you might already be hosting Kestrel inside a Windows service. But what if you want to use Kestrel with .