Building Docker Applications with .NET
summary
Docker runs full .NET Framework apps in Windows containers support full .NET Framework and ASP.NET Core images can target Linux or Windows with no code changes; Visual Studio 15.3 adds F5 debugging and generates Dockerfiles and layered compose projects. Demos build images via a CI build container, run multi-service stacks with docker compose up, migrate a legacy web app (Snapboard) with a SQL container and a PowerShell bootstrap for IIS env vars, and push images to an Azure registry — the flow works, with Windows networking and DNS caveats.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 5:41NET Developer Benefits
- 7:28Container Images
- 10:28LEGACY CODE
- 11:31ASP.NET 3.5 Dockerfile
- 16:02Demo Linux
- 38:14Command Line FTW
- 40:46DEMO Add Docker
- 40:59DEMO Environment Variables
- 53:44DEMO Legacy Migration
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