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.net Core 5 or 3.1 installation on Existing SharePoint 2019 Server
Shahid Roofi Khan Personally, I wouldn't run this Web API on your SharePoint farm servers. I would host the application on another server if possible. You wouldn't want to take away resources that your SharePoint Environment needs.
Now, I don't have the specific answer to your question, but .NET core and .NET Framework can co-exist and run together on the same server in IIS. I am doing this in non-SharePoint environments, so I don't see a reason why you couldn't.
Actually its SPFx based solution which needs REST API backend that communicates with SQL server. its a system with few custom forms. The backend does not use CSOM also, it uses SQL server at the backend which is also same SQL of SharePoint server.
We don't want to have new hardware for just this application, so we prefer to use same SP 2019 frontend server to host ASP.net Core 3.1/5 app as well.
Shahid Roofi Khan Personally, I wouldn't run this Web API on your SharePoint farm servers. I would host the application on another server if possible. You wouldn't want to take away resources that your SharePoint Environment needs.
Now, I don't have the specific answer to your question, but .NET core and .NET Framework can co-exist and run together on the same server in IIS. I am doing this in non-SharePoint environments, so I don't see a reason why you couldn't.
