I’m happy to announce that ASP.NET Core 2.2 is available as part of . New Windows Server hosting, runtime installers and binary archives are also available from this page for updating servers.
This release updates to version 2.2.0. The new SDK version is 2.2.100. Visual Studio requirements are as follows:
- Visual Studio version 2017 15.9 or higher
- , also available today, includes the .NET Core SDK 2.2.100 as an optional component.
What’s new?
The main theme for this ASP.NET Core release was to improve developer productivity and platform functionality with regard to building Web/HTTP APIs. As usual, we made some performance improvements as well. We’ve posted about these features as part of the preview releases and you as such you can read about them by following the links below:
- Improved URL generation with the LinkGenerator class & support for )
Health Checks integration with BeatPulse
We’re happy to announce that the is a community driven project that was created to provide health checking mechanisms for systems, networking and a wide variety of services that are common within the enterprise, e.g. SqlServer, MySql,Postgress, Redis, Kafka and many more . When Microsoft announced ASP.NET Core Health Checks for the 2.2 roadmap, the BeatPulse team ported all the existing liveness packages and features to work with the new Microsoft Health Checks abstractions at the repository .
Support life cycle
ASP.NET Core 2.2 is the latest release in the “Current” .NET Core train. This represents the first release since the declaration of 2.1 LTS that reestablishes a separate LTS and Current train. The Current train is where new features, enhancements, and regular bug fixes are applied and is recommended for most customers. Note that both LTS and Current releases receive servicing updates for security and critical stability fixes. It is currently expected that 2.2 will the last non-servicing release in the 2.x life cycle, and as such customers not using an LTS release will need to migrate to 3.0 GA, within 3 months of its release in the second half of 2019 in order to remain supported.
Read more about the and the site will now run in a 64-bit process. For other information on how to run your ASP.NET Core application in a 64-bit process in Azure App Service with other configurations, see . We look forward to hearing from you!
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