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I have a .Net Nuget Package that works on a .NET Core Web API Service when it is proxied by my API Management Server. I would like to setup some automated testing of this service to be run when I run my builds.

Normally, when I want to run a service to be seen from other computers, I host it in IIS. But I would rather not have to have IIS up and running on my build servers.

I am wondering, is there a simple way to host a .Net Core Web API Service that can just run in-memory? (Similar to the way NodeJs can be run) I understand that Kestrel is used under the hood for ASP.NET Core. Maybe it be setup to do that?

NOTE: Because this will be proxied by my API Management Server, it need to be accessible by other servers on my network. (Not just localhost.)

Vaccano
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Kestrel is the simplest way you can use to achieve, you can config kestrel to enable it listening to remote request, see this document

Elendil Zheng-MSFT
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