container

Do you have a console application you have written using the .NET 4.6 Framework? Want to quickly get it going in a container? Thanks to Windows Containers, we can do this quite easily. This guide assumes you have Docker for Windows installed (requires Windows 10 Professional or later). If you don’t, you could do this on an AWS instance - they have a Windows Server 2016 with Containers instance that is perfect for this. ...

When .NET Core was announced, the most exciting thing for me was always the fact I could host things I wrote in C# on Linux machines. The possibilities were huge! Then Docker came along, and being able to host containerised copies of my code interested me. Today I present how to quickly get a .NET Core WebAPI project up and running in Docker, and in this example - hosted on Heroku. ...