
Discover how to replace per-application image uploads with a central media server for ASP.NET Core 3.1 apps, using a free Goaland media server to support multiple APIs.
Set up a MinIO server, log in, create and configure a bucket, upload images, and make the bucket public to enable access for the media server.
Learn to implement a complete media server solution with ASP.NET Core 3.1, handling image uploads, bucket management, configuration, and serving uploaded media through a local server.
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ASP.NET core 3.1 is a fantastic framework to developed rest API. but most of the course teach you only basic part, only show you upload file in wwwroot folder . but if you have more than one application then you can not upload image different api application image folder . that cause media server needed to smooth development