bpthecodeman Posted December 6, 2023 Posted December 6, 2023 As I can see from the documentation, if I want to host an ASP.Net Core application, I should be part of Lily virtual server. What is the procedure?
wolstech Posted December 6, 2023 Posted December 6, 2023 ASP.NET does need to be run on Lily. Keep in mind though that Lily has no control panel or user interface. I have to set a lot of things up for you, and you just upload your application via FTP and configure it by editing the web.config file. In order to get a Lily account, you need a Plesk account on one of the other servers first which you already seem to have (the Plesk account provides things like email that Lily doesn't have). Do you want me to create a Lily account for you?
bpthecodeman Posted December 6, 2023 Author Posted December 6, 2023 Will I see the domain linked to the Lily server in Plesk. Also will I be able to connect locally from the deployed ASP.NET application to a database created from Plesk?
wolstech Posted December 6, 2023 Posted December 6, 2023 1 hour ago, bpthecodeman said: Will I see the domain linked to the Lily server in Plesk. No. They're entirely separate. A domain attached to Lily will not appear in Plesk at all and cannot be controlled from Plesk. 1 hour ago, bpthecodeman said: will I be able to connect locally from the deployed ASP.NET application to a database created from Plesk? You can use the Plesk account's MySQL from Lily but it is considered remote. You will need to enable remote access to mysql, and specify the host name of your Plesk server (e.g. tommy2.heliohost.org) as the database server instead of localhost.
bpthecodeman Posted December 7, 2023 Author Posted December 7, 2023 For now you can mark this ticket as solved, you do not need to do anything. I will try to solve it in couple of other ways. Thanks for the support.
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