DistributedApplicationOptions Class
Definition
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Options for configuring the behavior of CreateBuilder(DistributedApplicationOptions).
public sealed class DistributedApplicationOptionstype DistributedApplicationOptions = classPublic NotInheritable Class DistributedApplicationOptions- Inheritance
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DistributedApplicationOptions
Constructors
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| DistributedApplicationOptions() |
Initializes a new instance of DistributedApplicationOptions. |
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AllowUnsecuredTransport |
Allows the use of HTTP urls for for the AppHost resource endpoint. |
| Args |
The command line arguments. |
| AssemblyName |
The AssemblyName of the AppHost project for loading configuration attributes; if not set defaults to Assembly.GetEntryAssembly(). |
| ContainerRegistryOverride |
When containers are used, use this value instead to override the container registry that is specified. |
| DashboardApplicationName |
The application name to display in the dashboard. For file-based app hosts, this defaults to the directory name. For other apps, it falls back to the environment's application name. |
| DeveloperCertificateDefaultHttpsTerminationEnabled |
Whether to attempt to implicitly use a developer certificate (currently the ASP.NET Core development certificate) for server authentication for non-ASP.NET resources by default at runtime. |
| DisableDashboard |
Determines whether the dashboard is disabled. |
| EnableResourceLogging |
Enables resource logging. Logs will be written to the logger category (ApplicationName.Resources.{resourceName}). |
| ProjectDirectory |
The directory containing the AppHost project file. If not set, defaults to the directory resolved from assembly metadata. |
| TrustDeveloperCertificate |
Whether to attempt to implicitly add trust for developer certificates (currently the ASP.NET development certificate) by default at runtime. Disabling this option will also disable the automatic use of the developer certificate for server authentication. |