Just to let you know that Visual Studio 2017, does provide enabling docker and containerization support to your. Step 1: Accessing about Containerizing our ASP.NET Core app I will share some links at the bottom of this post for your reference. If you would like to know what containerization is, I would recommend to check out some of the good tutorials and online documentations. Why I want to do that, is because I am new to containerization and I know there are many benefits of it.
#AFTER INSTALLING DOCKER FOR MAC, USE KITEMATIC SERIES#
However, my intention for this series is to deploy the API to Azure Container Instances as docker images. Ideally, I want to deploy my core app into Azure and I know we can simply do that by deploy the API as Azure API Service.
However, you can take this as a reference if you want to implement containerization using docker technology. My kind of strategy is purely for educational purpose and might not be applicable for your case. We all know that every solution or design have their own deployment strategy which differs based on requirement and technical debts. Now we would like to deploy the core app. NET framework 4.6.1 and then migrated the same API to. With our initial posts of this series, we got introduced with Cosmos DB, created a sample Web API in. This one is one of the crucial part of my DotNet Core Migration strategy series which I had been working for so long.
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