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  1. Optimising ASP.NET Core apps in Docker - avoiding manually copying csproj files (Part 2)

    This is a follow-up to my recent posts on building ASP.NET Core apps in Docker: Optimising ASP.NET Core apps in Docker - avoiding manually copying csproj files Building ASP.NET Core apps using Cake in Docker Exploring the .NET Core Docker files: dotnet vs aspnetcore vs aspnetcore-build In…
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  2. Optimising ASP.NET Core apps in Docker - avoiding manually copying csproj files

    This post builds on my previous posts on building ASP.NET Core apps in Docker and using Cake in Docker. In this post I show how you can optimise your Dockerfiles for dotnet restore, without having to manually specify all your app's .csproj files in the Dockerfile. Background - optimising…
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  3. Handy Docker commands for local development - Part 2

    This is a follow up to my previous post of handy Docker commands that I always find myself having to Google. The full list of commands discussed in this and the previous post are shown below. Hope you find them useful! Don't require sudo to execute Docker commands Examining the…
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  4. Handy Docker commands for local development - Part 1

    This post includes a grab-bag of Docker commands that I always find myself having to Google. Now I can just bookmark my own post and have them all at my finger tips! I use Docker locally inside a Linux VM rather than using Docker for Windows, so they all apply…
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  5. Exploring the .NET Core Docker files: dotnet vs aspnetcore vs aspnetcore-build

    When you build and deploy an application in Docker, you define how your image should be built using a Dockerfile. This file lists the steps required to create the image, for example: set an environment variable, copy a file, or run a script. Whenever a step is run, a new…
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  6. Building ASP.NET Core apps using Cake in Docker

    In a previous post, I showed how you can use Docker Hub to automatically build a Docker image for a project hosted on GitHub. To do that, I created a Dockerfile that contains the instructions for how to build the project by calling the dotnet CLI. In this post, I…
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