scaffolding-yarp-proxy-project

Migrate a .NET Framework MVC or WebAPI project to ASP.NET Core by scaffolding a new ASP.NET Core project that uses a YARP reverse proxy to route traffic to the existing application, enabling incremental side-by-side migration without disrupting ongoing services.

Incremental migration without downtime is achieved by running the new ASP.NET Core application side-by-side with the old .NET Framework application, using a YARP reverse proxy to seamlessly route requests between both projects during the transition.

Set up a YARP reverse proxy by running the scaffold_yarp_proxy_web_project script with parameters for your solution path, old project path, target framework, new project name, and project type to generate the required configuration.

Yes, PowerShell and the dotnet SDK are required dependencies to execute the provided scaffold scripts and template files for manually creating the ASP.NET Core project with YARP proxy integration.

Manual project creation is required using provided scripts and template files to scaffold the ASP.NET Core YARP proxy, ensuring proper parameterized solution configuration when standard automation tools are unavailable.

Yes, YARP reverse proxy supports side-by-side hosting by routing incoming traffic between the newly scaffolded ASP.NET Core project and the existing .NET Framework MVC or WebAPI application for a smooth transition.