![]() NET 8 platform represents the beginning of work to include native AOT in ASP.NET Core, with an initial focus on including application support using Minimal APIs or gRPC, and deployed in cloud-native environments. ![]() However, not all features and libraries in ASP.NET Core are compatible with native AOT. These and other metrics are available on Microsoft's public benchmarking dashboard. In the experiment, start-up time was reduced by 80% and application size by 87%. Publishing the application as a native AOT improves start-up time and application size. ![]() Microsoft developers launched a simple ASP.NET Core API application to compare the differences in application size, memory usage, runtime and CPU load published with and without native AOT. Publishing and deploying a native AOT application can reduce the following things such as disk size, memory demand and startup time. Thanks to that it is possible to publish an ASP.NET Core application with native AOT, creating a standalone application that is compiled ahead of time (AOT) into native code. NET 8 Preview 3, native AOT support for ASP.NET Core was added. ![]() This new release contains many new improvements to ASP.NET Core such as support for native AOT, server-side rendering with Blazor, rendering Razor components outside of ASP.NET Core, sections support in Blazor or monitoring Blazor Server circuit activity. ![]()
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