I added a community post over at Using CloudZiti with the dotnet SDK - How things work - NetFoundry Community Support but i’ll recap the post here too.
Here’s how you would do that with CloudZiti:
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Obtain a CloudZiti/NetFoundry Console login and login
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Create an endpoint named “weather.demo” (no attributes needed) :
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download the jwt to your local computer and put it into the folder of your choice. I’ll put it into my WSL instance at
/tmp/weather.demo
but you could put it anywhere you like. -
make a new “Simple Service” (you could use any service type, this is just an example of doing it) Make sure you choose “Endpoint Hosted” and choose the identity of your private router. In my example, my private router is “@_dovanet_inovato_er” as shown:
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Add an appwan and authorize the dialing client. You can see I added
@weather.demo.service
to my appwan (#1) and authorize the “weather.demo” identity as shown (#2):
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on your dev machine run the dotnet sample. Start by
cd
ing to theSamples
directory -
issue
dotnet run weather /tmp/weather.demo.jwt
and replace the path accordingly (if needed)
You should enjoy the weather from your dotnet app, via OpenZiti