In Part I of this tutorial, we created a self-contained ASP.NET Core web application using the new dotnet CLI tools, configured PuTTY and PSCP to SSH and transfer files, and then finally transfer the self-contained app from a Windows environment to the Ubuntu VM.
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In Part I of this tutorial, we created a self-contained ASP.NET Core web application using the new dotnet CLI tools, configured PuTTY and PSCP to SSH and transfer files, and then finally transfer the self-contained app from a Windows environment to the Ubuntu VM. Part II discussed setting up Docker, creating a Docker Image, and running your application from a Docker container.
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As more and more companies move their intellectual knowledge towards SharePoint we are see a growing SharePoint adoption problem. SharePoint gets set up, files get moved over, communications and user accounts are sent out, and yet people continue to use SharePoint like a network drive. Part of the problem is email. Users like email; the interface is familiar and people are used to organizing and searching for their information in email. When SharePoint is implemented many people will download documents from SharePoint into the email attachments and then communicate around those documents through email. The document is now out of SharePoint and all versioning and security is lost.