Getting Started With .Net, Docker And Azure Container Instances

Getting Started with .NET, Docker and Azure Container instances is probably a first step in understanding and learning more about microservices. In this video I go over how to add a Dockerfile in .NET application, explaining in detail what each line in the file is responsible for. As a next step we dive into how we can use the Docker CLI to create a docker image from our docker file and then run it in a container. And it's not all! Further we learn more about docker registries and create our own Azure Container Registry where we publish the created docker image. Last but not least, we show how you can use Azure Container Instances to run the docker image and make it accesible from the public internet.
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Content
1. Intro: 00:00
2. Writing the Dockerfile: 00:30
3. Build and run Docker image locally: 06:33
4. Publish Docker image to Azure Container Registry: 09:07
5. Running in Azure Container Instances: 13:53
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[@spudhead70]

Great video as always! Goes a bit fast in the Azure section as I find the menus in that very confusing and unintuitive!
Also, minutes (1-6) of the video you could just right-click on the project and 'Add' Docker Support - boom!

[@danielegiovanetti9258]

Thanks so much Dan! Perfect explanation and thanks so much for sharing what the documentation omit👍

[@Codewrinkles]

My pleasure!

[@georget10i]

Thanks for another great tutorial, Dan. But more importantly, you lost weight man, looking great! Well done!! Keep at it

[@MohiyoDeen]

Amazing Vide and Now for Next one please make use of Blob Storage, Database CRUD 😀

[@passionforkiteflying]

Perfect explanation! the only video from that I have learned this how to do it! thank you, one request to @Codewrinkles, please create a blog to integrate custom domain with this Container instance!

[@infinitecodetutorials]

I built my project in VSCode so I had to change to the WORKDIR after the restore, then COPY . . before I could build

[@eugene_potashkin]

Wonderful tutorial!

[@Codewrinkles]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@dsfgato]

great stuff. many thanks

[@Codewrinkles]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@edwinroman30]

Hi Dan. Do you think that minimal APIs will replace the Old Controller pattern for building web APIs? Since it released, I saw a wide adoption of it and until now I'm using the Controller tag base.

[@dastanabishev8183]

Thank you!

[@Codewrinkles]

Welcome!

[@celkoken]

perfect !

[@robsonfaxas6574]

Perfect and straightforward. Thank you, Dan! Would you make a third-step video triggering a pipeline by a git push and publishing?

[@sudidav]

Nice demo Dan. 👍🏾. Docker hub has private repositories which are available under the paid plans.

[@Codewrinkles]

Yep, that's true. I should have mentioned it in the video.

[@manojlobo5099]

Hi Dan, how are you? Hope all is ok with you; I did not see the video for a month. Take care and God bless

[@alefalessandropereiradasil9320]

31°C 😎

[@josbexerra8115]

Muchas gracias Mister Wrinkles. justo que esta buscando gracias