HTTP Error 500.32 - Failed to load .NET Core host

If you receive the error "HTTP Error 500.32 - Failed to load .NET Core host" response from your .Net or Core app then you have likely built/compiled it in a different bitness than the default on our servers.
 
By default we set our application pools to 32-bit. So please build/compile your apps to 32-bit and then deploy.
 
If you prefer 64-bit then you can open a support ticket and we will set your application pool to 64-bit for you. Please note you will need to be on an Enterprise package for us to enable this, it is not supported on our Standard packages.
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