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‎MyApp/Pages/Posts/Post.cshtml‎

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‎MyApp/Pages/Shared/AsciiCinemaIncludes.cshtml‎

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‎MyApp/Pages/Shared/CodeMirrorIncludes.cshtml‎

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‎MyApp/Pages/Shared/MermaidIncludes.cshtml‎

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‎MyApp/_podcasts/2024-11-26_v8-5-release.md‎

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title: ServiceStack v8.5 Release
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summary: The latest features in ServiceStack v8.5 covering release of AI Server and Kamal Deployments and more!
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This episode covers the ServiceStack v8.5 release which introduces AI Server, a self-hosted Docker gateway
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### Getting Started
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Try out the new [Kamal Deployments](/posts/kamal-deployments) features now in all the latest .NET 8 templates:
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Introducing AI Server
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‎MyApp/_podcasts/2024-11-27_kamal-deployments.md‎

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We're excited to be moving our templates to Kamal for deployments as it has distilled the simple approach we have baked in our templates for a number of years while massively improving the ergonomics. We're excited to see what the BaseCamp team does with the project, and we're looking forward to seeing the community grow around it. If you have any questions about the templates or Kamal, feel free to reach out to us on our Discord, GitHub Discussions or Customer Forums.

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