I have played with Apache and Mono and .NET on Linux in the past, but I have yet to deploy any significant production sites to that stack. I recently found Cherokee and an article about enabling FastCGI Mono support and wondered if anyone had any good or bad war stories about delivering ASP.NET on a Linux stack.
asked Jul 8, 2010 at 20:53
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I ended up going to the [SuseGallery][1] and did a quick search for Mono and found [JEOS Mono ASP.net][2] which was already setup for what I wanted. I have just started using for some ASP.net migration trials on Windows with VirtualBox. I just needed to start Apache and set up port forwarding. [1]: susegallery.com [2]: susegallery.com/a/0uPadf/jeos-mono-aspnet– Larry SmithmierCommented Aug 20, 2010 at 21:12
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As a 100% FOSS user myself, I would like to say yes:
But it works fine until you realize that a library is half implemented and it is new and cool and would be really useful (LINQ to SQL as an example)
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I will take that as a YMMV, test before you pay for hosting somewhere. :) About what I thought, just hoped for some first hand war stories. I guess I will just have to write them myself. Commented Jul 9, 2010 at 21:43