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Hi All, I wrote these two posts to better understand how to upload a ASP.NET Core on Azure and how to use traffic manager to achieve better performance.
Publishing ASP.NET Core on Azure
In this post, I show you how to upload a ASP.NET Core application to the cloud using Azure AppService. For those unfamiliar with AppService, the AppService lets you host an application in the cloud trough Azure Web Apps without having to worry about install and maintain updated the operating system or hardware used by application.
Introduction to Azure Traffic Manager
In the post Publishing ASP.NET Core on Azure I demonstrated how to create and publish a ASP.NET Core application on Azure via AppService. The application was published in 3 data centers in different locations, as follows: Brazil, United States and Europe to high availability. Having the datacenters located in 3 different continents, I can improve performance…