I am thinking of using httprequest in Windowsform to web the UI of the system that automates updates to external sites.
In this case, is it normal for the program to operate with virtualization os (windows is good)?
Since it is currently .net4.5, should I change it to .net6 and place the program on linux?
I don't think it's good to deploy dozens of virtualization when using dozens of people, so I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if you have any good ideas.
Other companies in the same industry are doing this (large amount of scraping processing), so we are thinking about it.
-- Conversely, the web server does not run spontaneously and cannot be viewed.
It is possible for the browser to support the UI side.
The problem is where to put the application that separates the UI.I'm sorry that I can't understand the text.
What is being considered is completely beside the point.
WinForms means everything should be done within the application.Making it into a web is separated into a web browser and a web server.
Web browsers are not compatible with WinForms due to security constraints.In that case, it will run on the web server.On the other hand, the web server does not run on its own initiative and cannot be viewed.Everything works with requests from your web browser, and you have to pass everything you need to see to your web browser.
Based on this restriction, all functions of a conventional application are determined to be executed on a Web browser and to be executed on a Web server, and communication contents between the Web browser and the Web server are determined.These designs must be done.
I don't think it's appropriate to ask for a working OS or .NET version in the context of considerations such as … (I'm sorry if you've already considered it).I couldn't read it that way from the questionnaire.)
It's not good to deploy dozens of virtualization when using dozens of people
If you're talking about deploying a Web server, you'll typically have a single Web server.Dozens of users will require user management and session management on the Web server.
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