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ASP.NET Core e Entity Framework Core 9.0 - Progetto di esempio
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ASP.NET Core and EF Core 9.0 - Sample project Step-by-step guide to create an application from scratch with ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core 9 in just a few simple steps

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We created this guide to help new developers and experienced professionals familiarize themselves with the capabilities offered by ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core 9. This article includes a practical …

ASP.NET Core and EF Core 9.0 - Sample project Step-by-step guide to create an application from scratch with ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core 9 in just a few simple steps Read More
BuildWebHost - Unable to create an object of type ApplicationDbContext error in EF Core 2.x - How to Fix
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EF Core: Execute a SQL Query on a different Database How to execute raw SQL queries to different databases and/or non-mapped tables with Entity Framework Core using the HasNoKey and FromSqlRaw methods

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If you've stumbled upon this post there's a high chance that you're a ASP.NET Core Developer working on a Web Application accessing a SQL database using Entity Framework Core - …

EF Core: Execute a SQL Query on a different Database How to execute raw SQL queries to different databases and/or non-mapped tables with Entity Framework Core using the HasNoKey and FromSqlRaw methods Read More
How to Deploy a ASP.NET Core 2 Web Application to Linux CentOS - Tutorial
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.NET Core 2 - Change Kestrel default port TCP 5000 (win and linux) How to change default Kestrel listening port (TCP 5000) in a ASP.NET Core 2 Web Application on a Windows or Linux web server

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If you stumbled upon this post, you're most likely trying to install an additional ASP.NET Core 2 Web Application on a Windows or Linux web server using our setup guide …

.NET Core 2 - Change Kestrel default port TCP 5000 (win and linux) How to change default Kestrel listening port (TCP 5000) in a ASP.NET Core 2 Web Application on a Windows or Linux web server Read More
How to fix the "No executable found matching command dotnet-ef" error in Visual Studio with .NET Core
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Advanced configuration strategies for ASP.NET Core projects From appsettings.json to environment variable overrides and Azure Key Vault, with a consistent convention across development and real environments

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When setting up the configuration of an ASP.NET Core project, the most common mistake is starting with something simple and, a few months later, finding values scattered everywhere: some in …

Advanced configuration strategies for ASP.NET Core projects From appsettings.json to environment variable overrides and Azure Key Vault, with a consistent convention across development and real environments Read More
How to fix the "No executable found matching command dotnet-ef" error in Visual Studio with .NET Core
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ASP.NET Core Observability: OpenTelemetry, Serilog, Metrics and Health Checks How to build a solid observability baseline in ASP.NET Core 10 with tracing, metrics, structured logging, OTLP export, liveness and readiness probes

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When talking about observability in ASP.NET Core, the risk is almost always the same: teams focus on just one piece of the puzzle, usually logs or traces, and end up …

ASP.NET Core Observability: OpenTelemetry, Serilog, Metrics and Health Checks How to build a solid observability baseline in ASP.NET Core 10 with tracing, metrics, structured logging, OTLP export, liveness and readiness probes Read More
ASP.NET Core background jobs: RabbitMQ, IHostedService e idempotency
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ASP.NET Core Background Jobs with RabbitMQ: Reliable Patterns for HTTP Offloading How to decouple slow or fragile work from HTTP requests in ASP.NET Core using RabbitMQ, BackgroundService, idempotency, outbox pattern, retry policies, and graceful shutdown

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When an HTTP endpoint needs to trigger slow, expensive, or fragile operations, keeping that work inside the request is rarely the best choice: perceived latency goes up, failures become much …

ASP.NET Core Background Jobs with RabbitMQ: Reliable Patterns for HTTP Offloading How to decouple slow or fragile work from HTTP requests in ASP.NET Core using RabbitMQ, BackgroundService, idempotency, outbox pattern, retry policies, and graceful shutdown Read More
Key Elements That Threaten Your Online Security
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ASP.NET Core Hardening Guide: Upload Security, Data Protection, CSRF, and HSTS How to reduce the attack surface of an ASP.NET Core web app by tightening uploads, cookies, CSRF defenses, security headers, key handling, and abuse protection

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When it comes to security in ASP.NET Core, the hard part is not remembering to enable HTTPS or configure Security Headers, which we have already covered extensively in the past. …

ASP.NET Core Hardening Guide: Upload Security, Data Protection, CSRF, and HSTS How to reduce the attack surface of an ASP.NET Core web app by tightening uploads, cookies, CSRF defenses, security headers, key handling, and abuse protection Read More
Zeus Malware (and modern variants) what it is and how to prevent it
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ASP.NET Core Multi-Authentication: Combining OIDC, Google OAuth, and API Keys A practical guide to configuring multiple authentication schemes in ASP.NET Core with real-world providers: Google, GitHub, Microsoft Entra ID, and more

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In many ASP.NET Core applications, especially as the project grows, the idea of relying on a single authentication scheme quickly stops being enough. Interactive users may sign in with OpenID …

ASP.NET Core Multi-Authentication: Combining OIDC, Google OAuth, and API Keys A practical guide to configuring multiple authentication schemes in ASP.NET Core with real-world providers: Google, GitHub, Microsoft Entra ID, and more Read More