I’m having docker-compose.yml which content I’m not supposed to change. Is it possible to use docker-compose.debug.yml which I would use to override docker-compose.yml content but only inside Visual Studio Debug and Docker profile (defined in appsettings.json)? docker-compose.debug.yml will have an image built from local dev image file, different ports, … The goal is to have ..
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I have configured a self-hosted Linux agent based on Ubuntu 20.04 running in a Docker container. It reports in to the agent pool and runs correctly. I’ll be running the agents in AWS Fargate. My question is whether it is considered a best practice to install the dotnet SDK in my Docker image, which will ..
So I am trying to build my first Kubernets solution and please if I have anything in a very wrong state, point me to correct documentation! I have read alot at this time and maybe I have all mixed… So I have a very simple API in Net Core 5.0 and I want it to ..
I am trying to run a donet build {project} command but I get this error C:Program Filesdotnetsdk.0.100-preview.3.21202.5NuGet.targets(131,5): error : Invalid restore input. Invalid target framework ‘unsupported’ What could be wrong. Source: Docker..
I was successfully able to dockerize my webapplication. Unfortunately Debugging only works partially within the docker container. All the code that is located in the startup project is debuggable, but the assemblies that are being loaded at runtime don’t work. I am aware that .pdb files need to be loaded for debugging to work. I ..
I have a problem where I am running several containers using docker-compose for Visual Studio. The containers are hosted on the default network and are reachable from within using host.docker.internal on the exposed and mapped ports 42000, 42001 and 42002. The problem is when one container (that runs scheduled jobs) wants to call an API ..
My understanding is that both .NET Core and .NET Framework supports micro-services architecture and containers (although .NET Core docker images are light-weight and offers better performance over traditional framework images). Then why is .NET core marketed as a perfect partner for cloud-native applications and why not .NET framework? What am i missing here? Source: Docker ..
I have below folder structure in my GitHub repository. docker serverless dotnet 2.1 Dockerfile 3.1 Dockerfile python 3.8 Dockerfile Now I have automate the build and push to ECR using github-actions. Is it possible using github-actions to traverse through each folder and trigger build? I want if changes are pushed to 2.1 Dockerfile the image ..
I’m pretty new to Docker and Azure as a whole so please bear with me.. FOR STARTERS I have a Linux container based Docker Image which I am able to run and connect to successfully locally. Here is the dockerfile I’ve put together #Use microsoft’s sdk image for build FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/sdk:3.1-buster AS build WORKDIR /app ..
my project structure – HelloWpfCore is my project HelloWpfCore docker file so when I run docker container inside ACR, I am getting output my ACR container output. C:Usersuserpc>docker run dotnetconf20210405173541.azurecr.io/mytest:latest Point X: 1, Y: 2, Z: 3 my question is why my messagebox.show not working/trigerring/launching from ACR container?? Source: Docker..
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