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Quick Start
Chris Mavrommatis edited this page Mar 18, 2025
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Getting started with Binacle.Net is simple. You can quickly run it locally using a Docker image, complete with a pre-configured Swagger UI with to interact with all available API calls.
This option is the fastest if you want to just try it out.
Ensure Docker is installed on your system. If not, follow the instructions on the Docker website.
Open your terminal and run:
docker run -d --name binacle-net -p 8080:8080 -e SWAGGER_UI=True -e UI_MODULE=True binacle/binacle-net:latestThis command will:
- Pull the latest Binacle.Net image.
- Start the container with the Swagger UI and UI Module enabled.
- Expose the API on port 8080.
- Swagger UI: http://localhost:8080/swagger/
- UI Module: http://localhost:8080/
For more advanced setups, you can use Docker Compose. Choose one of the provided Samples for a quick start:
- Minimal Setup: Set up Binacle.Net with minimal configuration.
- Full Deployment with All Features: Run Binacle.Net with all features enabled, including Azurite for local storage, Open Telemetry and Aspire Dashboard.
- UI Module Only: Run Binacle.Net with just the UI Module for quick visual demos.
Want to deploy Binacle.Net to the cloud? Here are the recommended platforms:
- 🔷 Azure App Service
- 🟠 AWS Elastic Container Service (ECS) or Fargate for serverless container management.
- 🟢 Google Cloud Run
| Deployment | Best For | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Local (Docker) | Quick development, testing, and demos | Docker |
| Azure | Seamless integration with Microsoft services, scalable web apps | Azure App Service |
| AWS | High-scale microservices, flexible container management | AWS ECS or Fargate |
| Google Cloud | Serverless deployments, cost-effective auto-scaling APIs | Google Cloud Run |
You’re now ready to get started with Binacle.Net—locally or in the cloud! 🚀