Open aaronpowell opened 4 months ago
Dude! I had no idea that this Azure SWA CLI existed...y'all need to come on the On .NET Live show and show this off to the world, especially if we can get some integrations with .NET Aspire. We should make this into an official .NET Aspire hosting package.
Hey @aaronpowell - the Azure SWA CLI seems to have two installments, one using npm
and the other is to just run it in Docker. I see that it's swa
after installment, so it's kind of an obscure use case for an ExecutableResource
no? If this was to be packaged up as an official .NET Aspire hosting resource type, think something like AzureStaticWebAppResource
, it would most likely be a subclass of ContainerResource
rather than an ExecuteableResource
. Just thinking out loud here.
I have actually already made a component for hosting it (which is how I came across this), just gotta release it 🤣.
I don't believe it has a Docker image though, it's only an executable, which gets to the root for the content request - guidance of how we can host external executables in Aspire.
I love idea, and it certainly is a gap in the content right now. I'm not entirely sure on what the best practices are at this point, and still need to learn a bit about that myself. Let's try to pull on the product to see if we can't get a bit of help.
/cc @mitchdenny and @Erarndt are there any recommendations for this specific ask? We've identified a gap in the content and would like to build out some guidance for folks who are currently limited to using non-containerized exes, thus the ExecuteableResource
types/APIs. With that said, how should we guide them through this?
If we are going to document AddExecutable
it needs to cover PublishAsDockerfile
as well since AddExecutable
isn't that useful when it comes to deployment.
Proposed topic or title
Hosting an external executable
Location in table of contents.
AppHost (Orchestration)
Reason for the article
I can't find any documentation on how to use
ExecutableResource
or how to use thebuilder.AddExecutable
extension to run an executable.Article abstract
There are situations where you will need to run an external executable and treat it as a resource that other resources in the AppHost would rely on. An example of this is the Azure Static Web Apps CLI, which you would provide the frontend (say a blazor WASM project) and backend (minimal api).
It would also be important to cover how to provide command line args and how to read from
WithResource
calls information about the dependant resources.Relevant searches
No response
Associated WorkItem - 308091