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  1. I promise not to feedback-sandwich you but I want to start by saying the content is great! At first I thought it was a little ironic that you picked a hosting service to perform the tutorial steps on, but I realized this is geared toward people who don't (yet) have a spare NAS or raspberry pi sitting around waiting for someone to load up with containers :D I appreciate you skipping right past ...
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  1. Lex Li's comment/ blog post contains the answer. I'm detailing it here to try to save someone else losing days to this simple misunderstanding.

    A self contained deployment does indeed include the runtime, but it doesn't include the ASP.NET Core module for IIS which you get when you download the Runtime & Hosting Bundle from the .net downloads page.

    So if you are deploying to IIS, you will need to run the Runtime & Hosting Bundle installer even for a self contained deployment.

    A self contained deployment just means the application will use the .NET Core Runtime packaged with the application rather than whatever is installed on the machine.

    --JsAndDotNet

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