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aspnetcore/getting-started.md
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2. Create a new .NET Core project.
On macOS and Linux, open a terminal window. On Windows, open a command prompt.
On macOS and Linux, open a terminal window. On Windows, open a command prompt. Enter the following command:
```terminal
dotnet new razor -o aspnetcoreapp

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1. On the target IIS system, create a folder to contain the app's published folders and files, which are described in [Directory Structure](xref:hosting/directory-structure).
2. Within the folder you created, create a *logs* folder to hold stdout logs (if you plan to enable logging to troubleshoot start-up issues). If you plan to deploy your application with a *logs* folder in the payload, you may skip this step. There's an [open issue to create the folder automatically](https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetCoreModule/issues/30). If you would like MSBuild to create the *log* folder for you, add the following `Target` to your project file:
```xml
<Target Name="CreateLogsFolder" AfterTargets="AfterPublish">
<MakeDir Directories="$(PublishDir)logs" Condition="!Exists('$(PublishDir)logs')" />
<MakeDir Directories="$(PublishUrl)logs" Condition="!Exists('$(PublishUrl)logs')" />
</Target>
```
2. Within the folder, create a *logs* folder to hold stdout logs when stdout logging is enabled. If the app is deployed with a *logs* folder in the payload, skip this step. For instructions on making MSBuild create the *logs* folder, see the [Directory structure](xref:hosting/directory-structure) topic.
3. In **IIS Manager**, create a new website. Provide a **Site name** and set the **Physical path** to the app's deployment folder that you created. Provide the **Binding** configuration and create the website.