port what to core the backend? core is far from stable to move the backend to at this point.
we know this as @jageall spent over a week working on it.
Yeah, I know it's still in the early stages, but a server port to core would bring many benefits like really easy deployment across platforms and OS, and also to Docker, so we could publish event store databases to azure container service or servicefabric in an easy way
Most of what you suggested is already supported via mono except it already
has packages etc.
Core is at this point not ready to run in production. As it moves forward
we will re-evaluate.
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Ok, sounds great, will look into packing it into a docker image, thanks :)
A docker image should be pretty easy to setup (just install the apt-get
package).
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Ok, sounds great, will look into packing it into a docker image, thanks :)
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Has this been re-evaluated since version 1 was released?
Particularly, we are interested in the .NET Client, since we intended to use it in an ASP.NET Core REST service.
there is a branch where this work is being done. the client will likely be
supported but not the backend at this point.
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FYI, this fork has the client ported to core and is used in this project so I gather it is working.
Awesome, thanks for sharing this @eric-swann-q2
Did somebody know if that mentioned fork have some nuget package somewhere ?
This seems to be a duplicate of the client core port. Going to close this in favour of https://github.com/EventStore/EventStore/issues/757.
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there is a branch where this work is being done. the client will likely be
supported but not the backend at this point.
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