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Developing .NET Framework Apps with Docker
Docker isn't just for cool new microservices apps - you can run any application in containers. This course will teach you how to take your existing .NET Framework apps into the modern world, running them in Windows containers - with no code changes.
What you'll learn
Business-critical apps running on the .NET Framework don't need to be rewritten to bring them into the modern world of Docker and Kubernetes. In this course, Developing .NET Framework Apps with Docker, you'll learn how to take established applications and run them in Windows containers with no code changes. First, you'll learn how to build and package .NET apps using Docker. Then, you'll explore how to set up your containers so you can inject configuration settings in and read application logs out. Next, you'll discover how to model your .NET Framework apps to run in containers with Docker Compose and Kubernetes. Lastly, you'll delve into techniques for troubleshooting .NET apps in containers. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Dockerizing .NET Framework apps so you can start migrating your own apps to run in containers.
Table of contents
- Why Containers for .NET Apps? | 4m 25s
- Understanding Windows and .NET Containers | 5m 43s
- Demo: Running Microsoft's Docker Containers on Windows | 10m 54s
- Dockerizing .NET Framework Apps | 4m 49s
- Demo: Packaging .NET Apps with Docker | 7m 51s
- Using Multi-stage .NET Docker Builds | 6m 27s
- Demo: Packaging .NET Apps from Source | 10m 19s
- Module Summary | 5m 29s
About the author
Elton is an independent consultant specializing in systems integration with the Microsoft stack. He is a Microsoft MVP, blogger, and practicing Technical Architect.
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