Product Readiness Lab AppHost

This AppHost runs examples/product-readiness-lab with a local Postgres resource for product/domain state.

aspire run --apphost examples/product-readiness-lab-apphost/ProductReadinessLabAppHost.csproj -- local

The Postgres resource proves product state persistence only. Durable Task worker/client hosting and storage provider registration remain host-owned and are not provided by AppSurface.

Use the bounded verification profile when you want the report to prove local Postgres persistence instead of merely stating that Postgres is not configured:

aspire run --non-interactive --apphost examples/product-readiness-lab-apphost/ProductReadinessLabAppHost.csproj -- verify

The verify profile starts the web app with local Postgres, probes /readiness, fails unless postgres-product-state is proven-locally, and then stops the AppHost resources. The Postgres resource proves product state persistence only. Durable Task worker/client hosting and storage provider registration remain host-owned and are not provided by AppSurface.

If the Aspire CLI stops at Checking certificates... or Trusting certificates..., trust the local ASP.NET Core development certificate from an interactive shell:

aspire certs trust

On macOS this can require keychain approval before the noninteractive verify command can continue. If the Aspire CLI is not yet on PATH, dotnet dev-certs https --trust is the equivalent fallback.