Docker runs on any OS.
Run it on Windows, MacOS and CentOS, rather than Ubuntu
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1. At first, I installed docker on my machine.
2. After installing, I ran a simple container using the command "docker run hello-
world"
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1. I created an asp.net core project through CLI, which created an application from
the template.
$ dotnet new razor -o ASPNetCoreOnDocker
2. Now I moved into the project folder and ran the below command (same as F5 on
Visual Studio).
$ cd ASPNetCoreOnDocker
$ dotnet run
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I have pulled 2 images aspnetcore and aspnetcore-build images from the docker hub
$ docker pull microsoft/aspnetcore-build:2.0.0
$ docker pull microsoft/aspnetcore:2.0.6
I have run the below command to check the docker images on my machine
$ docker images
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Now, I created a Dockerfile under my ASPNetCoreOnDocker application using VSCode
with the following code
FROM microsoft/aspnetcore-build:2.0.0 AS build # Image to build the code. Add a
name to it (AS build) to reference it later.
WORKDIR /code # Setup the working directory /code.
COPY . . # Copy the content which is beside the current Dockerfile to the working
directory.
RUN dotnet restore # To restore the NuGet packages and dependencies to build the
application.
RUN dotnet publish --output /output --configuration Release # Executable gets
created and stored in /output and choose either "Debug/Release" config.
FROM microsoft/aspnetcore:2.0.6 # Image to run the executable.
COPY --from=build /output /app # Copy the executable from the referenced image,
from /output directory to /app in the current image to /app directory.
WORKDIR /app # Setup the working directory /app.
ENTRYPOINT ["dotnet","ASPNetCoreOnDocker.dll"] #
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