We recently got a question from one of our developers to install .NET Core on a Windows Server to run a specific application.
We have the .NET Framework installed but this was insufficient.
My question is (or maybe a discussion), should we add the .NET Core Runtime to our Windows Server image?
And some questions around it:
- If the .NET Framework is installed, do we even need to install .NET Core?
Or does .NET Framework contain .NET Core?
- What is the impact on patching, security, server deployment time, etc.?
- Is the NuGet feature of .NET Core a risk for our server image security?
We have the .NET Framework installed but this was insufficient.
My question is (or maybe a discussion), should we add the .NET Core Runtime to our Windows Server image?
And some questions around it:
- If the .NET Framework is installed, do we even need to install .NET Core?
Or does .NET Framework contain .NET Core?
- What is the impact on patching, security, server deployment time, etc.?
- Is the NuGet feature of .NET Core a risk for our server image security?