Umbraco and Docker: Hosting a .NET Load Balanced CMS on Docker
summary
Builds a runnable Umbraco .NET 6 site in Docker using a multi-stage Dockerfile, SQL Edge for ARM as the database, and docker-compose to launch a three-node load balanced setup (one content editor + two content-delivery nodes). Shares images and logs via media and logs volumes, uses a user-defined network so containers resolve by name, and demonstrates that publishing an edit updates both front ends instantly. Uses ports 5080/5081/5082 and the approach works in the live demo.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:55What Is Umbraco
- 3:23Host an Umbraco Website
- 5:19Dotnet Sdk
- 6:25Demo
- 8:40Build My Database Container
- 9:27Install a the Net Template
- 11:12Content Tab
- 12:51Install a Template
- 17:36Connection String
- 21:32Docker Compose File
- 26:52Meetup Events
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