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1. #SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE FULL VERSION#
2. #SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE INSTALL#
3. #SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE UPDATE#
4. #SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE FULL#

#SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE UPDATE#

Update 6th Jan 2017: Microsoft has started to bundle ServiceMonitor.exe with the IIS container which means you no longer need the above while/sleep loop.

#SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE FULL#

#SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE INSTALL#

If you have the Ubuntu Subsystem for Windows then install the package and run some tests: $ sudo apt-get install apache2-utils You can even use Apache Bench to generate some metrics. Use the container's IP address in a web browser or with curl to generate as many Guids as you like: $ curl -s 172.26.214.174/api/values/ Success Restart Needed Exit Code Feature Result Step 3/5 : RUN Install-WindowsFeature NET-Framework-45-ASPNET Install-WindowsFeature Web-Asp-Net45 Removing intermediate container 367d5890f81e Sending build context to Docker daemon 2.048 kB When you start to build this Docker image, you'll get useful information back from Powershell telling you what's going on: PS C:\alex> docker build -t iis. RUN Install-WindowsFeature NET-Framework-45-ASPNET \ NET and ASP.NET features we will use a to separate each command and then a \ to go multi-line. To make sure we only get a single layer for. Read about the SHELL instruction in the Dockerfile reference. The SHELL value could be cmd or powershell or something completely different. We'll introduce a new Dockerfile instruction called SHELL which allows us to specify which shell or command line interpreter to use for each RUN step. You can see all the tags on the Microsoft repo on the Docker Hub. As best practices would have use do - we'll pin ourselves to a specific tag or version of the image. There is a base image provided by Microsoft which already contains IIS, we'll use that as a template. NET and then finally run the code in a Windows Container through Docker.NET Dockerfile? Next we'll create a Dockerfile for IIS and. This is what I got from running the code on my own machine in debug mode (hit F5 in Visual Studio). I didn't spend too long here - I just edited the ValuesController so that it will create a GUID for us. Github repository alexellis/guidgenerator-aspnet Create a WebAPI applicationĬreate a WebAPI application, build it and save it. You can skip the next step if you want to but will still need to build the code through Visual Studio or msbuild. The download and installation will take some time. In the meantime install Visual Studio 15 Community edition so that we can create an ASP.NET application.

If you want to clean up your containers then it turns out PowerShell has the same syntax as bash: docker rm -vf $(docker ps -qa) Visual Studio 15 How long did this take? For me it was around 5 seconds and that's because Windows 10 uses Hyper-V isolation to launch each container. My system has started a Windows Server Core container and has given me a minimal filesystem.

PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> docker run -ti microsoft/windowsservercore cmd If it's the first time you've run this command then Docker will pull down around a 4GB download.

Let's start a command prompt in a docker container to check that everything worked. We will pull down a Windows Server Core image as a basis for our container.

#SSL SETUP MAC OS DOCKER ASP.NET CORE FULL VERSION#

Nano Server is being pitched as a minimalist OS - so minimal that it lacks a full version of PowerShell and cannot install programs using MSI files. Microsoft has provided two images for the new Windows Server editions: Server Core and Nano Server. If you're following along now then you'll need Windows 10 to hand and will have already installed Docker with the instructions available here:ĭocker for Windows installation from MSDN You can run Windows Nano Server and Windows Server Core without having to set up Windows Server 2016 in a virtual machine! If you have Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise installed on your PC or laptop then there's some great news for you.

We will then host it with IIS in a Windows Server Core instance using Windows Containers and Docker. In this tutorial we will create a WebAPI application with the full version of ASP.NET.