ASP.NET Core in Docker on Linux in Azure

ASP.NET in Docker,on Linux, in Azure

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Caveat Observator

ASP.NET Core

In case you hadn’t heard…

ASP.NET Core history 1990s: “Classic” ASP

2000s: ASP.NET WebForms

2010s: ASP.NET MVC & WebAPI

2014: “Project K” 2015: ASP.NET 5 2016: ASP.NET Core, on .NET Core

.NET Core

CoreCLRCoreFX

SDK ASP.NET Core Apps

CoreRT

.NET Core is… Cross-Platform: Windows, Linux, MacOS Open Source: MIT licenses, on GitHub, accepting pull

requests Distributed as small, focused packages via NuGet

Including the CLR, the tools and the compiler

.NET Core is not… A huge runtime to install and maintain A desktop application framework Finished yet

.NET Core today ASP.NET Core: 1.0.0-rc2-final .NET Core:

Runtime: CoreCLR: 1.0.0-rc2 Core FX: 1.0.0-rc2

SDK: CLI: 1.0.0-rc2-preview1 VS Tools: 1.0.0-rc2-preview1

.NET Core “RTM” “End of June” Runtime will be 1.0 RTM SDKs will still be “Preview” More APIs to come

GET ON WITH IT

Editors

Docker

About Docker Linux Containers Like very, very small Virtual Machines

Run on host kernel Sandboxed Own file-system with Linux root

Different distros on same host

Docker Words Container (n):

A running process managed by the Docker Engine Image (n):

A file-system in a file; what a Container is run from Dockerfile (n):

The recipe to create an Image Registry (n):

A place to keep Images

Docker for Windows(BETA)

Docker for Windows Runs a Linux host on Hyper-V Docker command-line tools:

docker docker-compose

Not for running Windows Containers (yet)

Docker Tools for VS 2015(You’ll like this)

Linux in Azure

To Do List: Create Azure RM Resource Group Set up networking:

Subnet NIC IP address and DNS Open port 80 inbound

Create Storage Account and Container for VHD Create Ubuntu 16.04 VM Install Docker

Terraforming

To Do List:

terraform apply

Docker Registry

Steps to publish

$ docker login

$ docker tag my_image repository/name

$ docker push repository/name

Steps to deploy

$ docker pull repository/name

# -d runs "detached" like a service# -p binds the container port to the host port$ docker run –d –p 80:80 repository/name

Docker EcosystemSwarm:

Manage Docker host clusters

Docker Subscription:Mini-PaaS in public Cloud

Docker Trusted RegistryUniversal Control Plane

Azure Container Service

http://dot.net/

http://docker.com/

http://azure.microsoft.com/

http://terraform.io/

RED PILL?

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