How Real is this Cross Platform .NET Thing Really?

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Argues that cross‑platform .NET is practical now: scaffolds an ASP.NET Core app, builds Docker images, and deploys to a Linux VM, Azure Container Service swarm and OpenShift; a test swarm provisions in 5–10 minutes and the Dockerized site runs with the same workflow when a laptop keyboard dies. Uses .NET Core, Docker, Kestrel, VS Code and Red Hat tooling; performance cites 1.1M vs 928k requests and demonstrates build on Mac and deploy to Linux, all working end to end.

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1. 0:00Introduction to cross-platform
2. 7:07Moscow conference challenges
3. 21:58Red Hat and OpenShift focus
4. 29:43Technical troubleshooting
5. 32:31Reflections and Q&A

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