Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core Deployment Overview
This article explains the basics about deploying a UI for ASP.NET Core web application. It consists of the following sections:
Prerequisites
First, make sure you can deploy an ASP.NET Core application without the Telerik components in order to have the entire pipeline working as a baseline.
You can read more about deploying ASP.NET Core applications in MSDN - make sure that you are familiar with this information, as the Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core suite does not add any specific requirements or steps:
Telerik Components
The Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core components consist of:
- assembly - it is distributed through NuGet. You could find the list with the packages related to UI for ASP.NET Core here
- client-side resources - the required JavaScript and CSS files needed to run the components
The machine that performs the publish build must be able to properly restore the referenced Telerik NuGet packages. See the CI, CD, Build Server article for more details on setting automation up.
Next Steps and Troubleshooting
The following articles provide information on the most common issues and questions related to deployment:
Deployment Troubleshooting - common problems and solutions related to deploying Telerik-enabled applications.
CI, CD, Build Server - guidance on setting up continuous integration, continuous delivery and automated builds. Mostly related to using the Telerik NuGet packages as this is the only specific thing that we require.
Telerik Private NuGet Feed - general guidance on setting up our private NuGet feed for local use
NuGet Feed Troubleshooting - troubleshooting the most common issues with our nuget feed.