Running coreWCF in Azure App Service

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Running coreWCF in Azure App Service

Anita A 110

Hello,

I am having issues with deploying coreWCF to Azure App Service, is is possible at all to run it in App Services? If so, can you please provide some documentation?

Thanks!

Lex Li 6,037 Reputation points

2023-11-11T01:45:08.1566667+00:00

You can edit the question to describe clearly what are the issues. CoreWCF apps are just .NET Core apps, so running them on Azure App Service should just work like others.
SurferOnWww 4,721 Reputation points

2023-11-11T02:13:58.2366667+00:00

How does your app relate to ASP.NET Core you tagged?
Anita A 110 Reputation points

2023-11-13T08:33:33.75+00:00

@SurferOnWww I wanted to tag it that is .NET related, is there a more appropriate tag?
Anonymous

2023-11-13T08:37:54.86+00:00

Hi @Anita A,

It's ok, we have already paid attention to this thread.

Best Regards

Jason

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Lex Li 6,037 Reputation points

2023-11-11T01:45:08.1566667+00:00

You can edit the question to describe clearly what are the issues. CoreWCF apps are just .NET Core apps, so running them on Azure App Service should just work like others.
SurferOnWww 4,721 Reputation points

2023-11-11T02:13:58.2366667+00:00

How does your app relate to ASP.NET Core you tagged?
Anita A 110 Reputation points

2023-11-13T08:33:33.75+00:00

@SurferOnWww I wanted to tag it that is .NET related, is there a more appropriate tag?
Anonymous

2023-11-13T08:37:54.86+00:00

Hi @Anita A,

It's ok, we have already paid attention to this thread.

Best Regards

Jason

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Anonymous

Hi @Anita A,

Thanks for Lex Li help, we can check the official doc CoreWCF - Getting started first.

Here is the detailed steps

1.Run command : dotnet new --install CoreWCF.Templates User's image

2.Create the new template project
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3.Then deploy it as usually.
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4.Test Result
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Anita A 110 Reputation points

2023-11-13T08:39:24.7066667+00:00

Hi JasonPan - MSFT, thanks for the answer, yeah I did just that but the app service container would not start I got: Azure: Docker App Error “…site did not start within expected time limit”
I tried deployment with both Linux and Windows App Service.

But if you are saying that this should work I will try few more times.
Anonymous

2023-11-13T08:44:46.71+00:00

Dear @Anita A,

Just follow my steps to create the wcf project and deploy it. If you are using the asp.net core empty template, it will always failed. If you still have the issue, please let me know.

Best Regards

Jason
Anita A 110 Reputation points

2023-11-13T13:06:42.9766667+00:00
Hi, JasonPan - MSFT thank you, it finally works (probably it had worked before as well but the "page can’t be found" when opening the app service url indicates that the page is down and causes confusion).

Can you please clarify this things for me:

Can the coreWCF be deployed to Linux App Service?

When deployed to App Service does the coreWCF run on IIS or Kestrel?

Thanks so much!
Anita A 110 Reputation points

2023-11-14T10:31:12.3166667+00:00

Can you please provide info why deployment on Linux App Service does not work? "Container <container-name> for site <site-name> did not start within expected time limit. Elapsed time = 230.9697425 sec

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