Docker for .NET Developers

Millions of developers use .NET to build high performance apps, from Enterprise to hobbiests. Docker enables .NET developers to build containerized applications that can be deployed natively to Windows or Linux. Windows containers support applications that leverage the full .NET Framework. And with AspNetCore on Linux developers can target both Linux-based Docker containers or Windows containers. In both cases you can develop your applications on Windows using your favorite .NET developer tools - then build Docker images and run them as containers on Windows Server or Linux machines. This session in this session, you will learn how to build or migrate full .NET Framework applications and deploy them as Windows Containers. Then you will learn to build AspNetCore applications that can target either Windows or Linux containers, without any changes to your code. Topics covered include - Common considerations as you work locally - Running local Docker containers, and preserving as environment settings - Unit testing - Choosing the right base image - Working with IIS or Kestrel - Composing multiple containers - Working with a Docker Registry

[@liftcarryfetish1296]

2:02 "We're forced to" "And we like that - I think" Fifty shades reference!😅

[@sairk6174]

great content.. thanks to speaker

[@gerarduab9960]

First of all thank for video. I hava a question, can I install elasticsearch in a nanoserver docker image?

[@floriankaiser4473]

Great but do not have the Docker Support option in VS 2017...

[@johanrouleau4541]

Hi Florian, have you installed Docker for Windows before trying?

[@alfsamayoa]

The presenter view is better than the Visual Studio IDE hehehe

[@Egli]

"encapsulate these nasty old applications" haha ouch **cries**

[@pranayabsingh]

Thank you for sharing this nice info

[@SuperToughnut]

Very cool!

[@antonkaminsky8477]

Girl, what's that font????

[@vpsjose]

Would I be able to do this for a traditional Windows Desktop Application? For example, I have an msi windows app. Would I be able to set up the environment so it only runs this guy app in any windows 10 machine?

[@jonsnow4335]

docker is for service based application. it's not for desktop app by now.

[@yusufmohamedsalh8321]

Why she speaking so fast ,great info ,but she sounds like a deployed docker image of talking machine.

[@monpapa]

Had to sniff right into the microphone every time made the entire thing unbearable.