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Deploy ASP.NET Core App to AWS ECS Windows-based deployment using AWS Fargate #321

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jzhangustc17 opened this issue Feb 13, 2023 · 4 comments
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@jzhangustc17
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In my Visual Studio AWS Toolkit, there is only a publish target for linux-based deployment to AWS ECS using AWS Fargate. How do I publish to a Windows-based deployment AWS ECS using AWS Fargate? Thanks!

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@ashovlin does the (Publish to AWS) deploy tooling support deployment of Windows based containers to Fargate?

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normj commented Feb 13, 2023

Windows container support is not available right now with the deploy tool.

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@normj thanks for your confirmation. Do you have any recommendation for deployment of Windows container to Fargate?

@saurabhajmera saurabhajmera added the feature-request New feature or enhancement. May require GitHub community feedback. label Jun 8, 2023
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I've created aws/aws-dotnet-deploy#775 to track the feature request to add windows container support. The AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio wraps the .NET Deployment Tool(which powers the Publish to AWS experience), so any changes to behavior here will have to originate in that repository.

We'll leave this issue open as well, and as improvements are made to the .NET Deploy tool, we will look at integrating them into the Publish to AWS experience, and update this issue.

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