.NET Containers advancements in .NET 8 | .NET Conf 2023

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  • @attilah
    @attilah Рік тому +5

    Cannot be happier of not having to mess with a dockerfile for a lot the scenarios, thanks for making it easier and showing it to us!

  • @OeHomestead
    @OeHomestead 9 місяців тому +1

    Been running a couple of .net core solutions using Alpine-images in a production environment for years, and they've been nothing but rock solid. I'll definitely check out the new advancements.

  • @WeijieJIN
    @WeijieJIN Рік тому

    Thanks for the work! Quite exciting to see you guys are working on that 2 M reduction to push to the limit! Respect!

  • @TheChonsey
    @TheChonsey Рік тому +3

    Thanks for a demo! Was really useful. A question- when would one prefer sdk path vs dockerfile?

    • @davidfowl
      @davidfowl Рік тому +1

      Sdk

    • @orlandomco
      @orlandomco Рік тому

      I assume you choose the Dockerfile approach if you have customizations that need to be built in. For example, you have a special file that is required to be built into the container's image. Otherwise, you should be fine with using the publish container approach (sdk, runtime, runtime-deps).

    • @ChetHusk
      @ChetHusk Рік тому +4

      I should make a FAQ for this 😅 I think 80% of .Net web/console/etc apps should default to the SDK feature. The main reason you should eject to a Dockerfile is if you have some specific Linux packages that you need installed on the underlying OS. However, with the aot and extra package variants we talked about in this tall, even that use case may be covered already!

  • @Rolan18111
    @Rolan18111 Рік тому +1

    Will this affect our ability to install dotnet counters and other tools onto the image while it's running? Or is that one of the tradeoffs with this type of containerization?

    • @ChetHusk
      @ChetHusk Рік тому +2

      Great question - chiseled images will have a hard time installing the trace tools. For that you'd probably want to run the trace tools in a sidecar container, and point them to the trace pipe locations. Or bundle the apps into a custom base image of your own.

  • @janoso89
    @janoso89 2 місяці тому

    This thing ca be done with a mvc app? i try my best but just rich 153mb image :(

  • @sebastienmoulin
    @sebastienmoulin Рік тому

    Can you please confirm that we can have the same builded container without using the dotnet command but the regular docker build command?
    I assume I would need to precise the right targeted dotnet base docker image and Arch and ensure that my project is set for AOT and build it or publish it myself.

  • @fradius1
    @fradius1 8 місяців тому

    What about ci/cd where it expects a dockerfile ?

  • @alexander-kastil
    @alexander-kastil Рік тому

    I wonder how Azure Container Reg Build Tasks support this? can I instruct it to use dotnet publish instead of dockerfile?

  • @keigezellig
    @keigezellig Рік тому

    Very cool this. Is it also possible to have for example a nginx base image and put the .net application on top of it? (in case of a webapp)

  • @keshavsingh4522
    @keshavsingh4522 Рік тому

    Thanks guys.

  • @josefromspace
    @josefromspace Рік тому

    Thank you both, great stuff!

  • @cheebadigga4092
    @cheebadigga4092 Рік тому

    dotnet is getting better and better!

  • @OMNS777
    @OMNS777 Рік тому +1

    🎉🎉🎉🎉 great stuff! Can’t wait to try it.

  • @acodersjourney
    @acodersjourney Рік тому

    Your channel has become a reliable source of knowledge.

  • @nedeilse6994
    @nedeilse6994 Рік тому

    cool,very cool

  • @peperudpeperudski1911
    @peperudpeperudski1911 Рік тому +3

    I like where this is going! But please rehearse. Seems like anytime I watch a MS presentation these days, something (or multiple things) doesn’t go as it should.