Using PowerShell Core to automate application... with Habitat
summary
Claims a concrete workflow: using PowerShell Core and Habitat to package an ASP.Net sample (Contoso University) and a SQL Server package, build artifacts via plan.ps1, run DSC via invoke-install and run hooks, and export ready images with the Docker exporter. The demo builds inside a Habitat studio, produces a .hart artifact, starts two services, pegs a single-command Docker image export, and shows the app running in containers though a studio-to-Depot network hiccup briefly delays an update.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:45What is Habitat
- 9:06Habitat plans in PowerShell
- 15:51Building apps with Habitat
- 19:45Habitat build studio
- 22:54Running Habitat services
- 27:11Hooks and templates
- 32:47Deploy to Docker
- 37:44Update Habitat packages
- 42:26Q&A
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