HTTPS in ASP.NET Core 2 in Docker Linux Containers Deep Dive
summary
Shows exactly how to get HTTPS inside Linux Docker for ASP.NET Core: Kestrel uses the development PFX placed under the .NET corefx path, dotnet dev-certs --trust doesn't work on Linux, and the container must either get the host PFX converted (OpenSSL pfx → PEM/key → pfx no-password) or use mkcert to create a root CA and per-service certs. Dockerfile copies certs and runs distro trust steps (e.g. update-ca-certificates on Alpine) so inter-container TLS succeeds.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 7:14create an https certificate
- 8:07validate the authenticity of a website
- 21:00create a self-signed certificate
- 26:32configure web defaults
- 29:27install the net sdk on linux
- 36:11turn off certificate validation
- 49:56grab a windows binary from chocolatey
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