Using Docker and .NET Core
17mIntermediate2021-01-12
Authors

Lisa Guthrie
Senior Program Manager at Microsoft

Shayne Boyer
Principal Cloud Advocate at Microsoft

Microsoft .NET
.NET Developers and Program Managers at Microsoft
Course details
Why use containers with your .NET Core applications? When you write an application, you have to consider the application code, frameworks, packages, and the underlying operating system itself. Using Docker allows you to encapsulate everything you need to run an application, with all its dependencies, in one nice, neat package that you can replicate on any machine or workstation, as many times as you need. In this course, Shayne Boyer and Lisa Guthrie start with the very basics of Docker, covering the concepts and practical uses, then move on to integrating Docker with Visual Studio to help you containerize your apps with just a few clicks. Finally, Shayne and Lisa show you a simple way to publish your containerized web app.
Skills covered
Docker.NETVirtualizationWeb Development ToolsSoftware Development ToolsEssential TrainingWeb DevelopmentNetwork and System AdministrationMicrosoftSoftware Development
Concepts
1. Using Docker .NET Core
- 01 - What is Docker Why use it
- 02 - Docker tooling in Visual Studio
- 03 - Publishing your containerized web app