.NET 8
Supported ASP.NET Core target.
ASP.NET Core hosting
Host an ASP.NET Core project. Deploy C# with less server work.
Upload or import your ASP.NET Core web project, select the .csproj file when needed, and deploy with supported .NET 8, .NET 9 or .NET 10 targets.
ASP.NET Core
.NET 8–10
Mini plan or higher
project / deploymentReady
my-projectASP.NET Core hosting
SourceZIP / GitHub
BuildPlatform managed
ResultPublic URL
<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web">
<TargetFramework>net10.0</TargetFramework>
</Project>
dotnet publish -c Release
What is supported
C# web hosting built around the project file
RamNaym Cloud detects supported ASP.NET Core web projects and keeps the deployment path focused on the .csproj you already use.
.NET 9
Supported ASP.NET Core target.
.NET 10
Supported ASP.NET Core target.
Project detection
Choose the correct .csproj when a repository contains more than one project.
How to deploy
From your project to a live deployment.
Keep the process beginner-friendly: choose the correct stack, add the source, then use the build logs to follow the deployment.
Choose ASP.NET Core
Create a Web App and select the .NET / ASP.NET Core option.
Add your source
Upload the project or connect GitHub, then select the intended .csproj if needed.
Deploy on Mini+
Use a Mini plan or higher and follow the build logs until the app is ready.
Before you deploy
Quick project checklist
These checks reduce common deployment mistakes and match the runtime behavior used by RamNaym Cloud.
- Use an ASP.NET Core web project.
- Target net8.0, net9.0 or net10.0.
- Keep the required .csproj and source files in the uploaded project.
- Choose Mini or a higher plan for the .NET runtime.
Explore related hosting
Use the page that matches your project.
Each landing page focuses on a real stack supported by the platform, so you can read the relevant deployment information without unrelated setup steps.
Common questions
Simple answers before you deploy.
These are the questions developers usually ask when moving this type of project from local development to hosting.
How do I host a C# ASP.NET Core project?
Create a Web App, choose ASP.NET Core, add your source, select the web .csproj when needed, and deploy.
Which .NET versions are supported?
The current platform code supports ASP.NET Core projects targeting .NET 8, .NET 9 and .NET 10.
Is free ASP.NET Core hosting available?
Not on the current launch policy. ASP.NET Core requires the Mini plan or higher because the platform reserves at least 512 MB RAM for a reliable .NET runtime.
Can I deploy from GitHub?
Yes. You can use GitHub import or upload the project as a ZIP.
Ready to put the project online?
Use ZIP or GitHub, choose the matching runtime and follow the build from one dashboard.