Rahul Rai • 9/8/2018

Appropriately Release Resources From DotNet Core Application Deployed in Kubernetes Cluster

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This technical article explains how to properly release resources like database connections in a .NET Core app running on Kubernetes. It details implementing lifecycle hooks to handle SIGTERM signals, ensuring the app stops accepting new requests and cleans up before the container is terminated.

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