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The Steeltoe project aims to help you get the most out of the cloud, with very little code. By taking advantage of .NET Core's dependency injection and middleware pipeline, it gives developers instant best practices.

Your app is destined for the cloud, but it’s going to meet some challenges along the way.

Dependencies on domain joined hosts is quickly going out of style. Learn about some alternate options.

A session at Spring One Platform 2019 all about legacy .NET and Windows containers.

A step-by-step guide to bringing your .NET Framework apps to Kubernetes with little to no code change, in a Windows container.

A webinar about the fundamentals of .NET Core's configuration heirarchy and inner workings.

Microsoft Build 2019 session about creating a polyglot application on Azure

How do you empower your developers to move fast, solve real business problems, and have fun doing it?

Take the public key of the root CA that issued the backing service’s certificate, and load it in the certificate store of a .NET Core app running on Cloud Foundry.

In this post, we’ll demonstrate how easy it is to implement 'net use' within a cloud-native .NET microservice.

The fundamentals of bringing your .NET apps to the cloud with Steeltoe.

Here’s a quick summary of the most important things you should consider as you ramp up on Cloud Foundry.