Installing .NET Core Apps on Ubuntu Linux
Tutorial: Installing .NET Core Apps on Ubuntu Linux
Introduction
Welcome to this comprehensive tutorial on installing and deploying .NET Core applications on Ubuntu Linux servers. HostingHome provides optimized Ubuntu server environments through their VPS plans, offering the perfect foundation for your .NET Core applications. With HostingHome’s cloud infrastructure, you can deploy your applications with confidence, knowing you have a reliable and high-performance environment.
This guide covers the complete process of setting up .NET Core on Ubuntu Linux versions 22.04, 24.04, and the latest releases. By following these steps, you’ll have your .NET Core applications up and running efficiently on your HostingHome VPS in no time.
Prerequisites
Before beginning the installation process, ensure you have:
- An Ubuntu server (22.04, 24.04, or latest version)
- Root or sudo access to the server
- Basic familiarity with Linux command line
- Your .NET Core application ready for deployment
Step 1: Update Ubuntu Packages
First, update your Ubuntu package lists and upgrade existing packages:
Step 2: Install Required Dependencies
Install the necessary dependencies for .NET Core:
Step 3: Install the .NET SDK
Add the Microsoft package repository
Execute the following command to add the Microsoft repository.
Install the .NET SDK
Update the package cache and install the .NET SDK:
To verify the installation was successful:
Step 4: Installing the ASP.NET Core Runtime (Optional)
If you’re only deploying applications and not developing on this server, you can install just the runtime:
Conclusion
You’ve successfully installed .NET Core on your HostingHome Ubuntu VPS and set up the environment for deploying your applications.
HostingHome’s optimized Ubuntu servers provide an excellent foundation for running .NET Core applications with high performance and reliability.
If you’re using another Linux distribution, refer to Microsoft’s Install .NET on Linux guide for distribution-specific instructions.