Windows Containers Demo

Pre-requisites

• Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise, Anniversary Update
• Visual Studio 2015
• Visual Studio Tools for Docker
• Docker for Windows

Open the solution in Visual Studio.

Demo 1 - An ASP.NET Core app running in a Linux container

1. Right-click the DotNetCore.Web project, located in the Demo 1 folder, and select Set as StartUp Project
2. Ensure Docker is selected in the Debug option (list next to Solutions Platforms) and hit F5
3. Eventually the app should launch in a browser, try the following
   • Set a breakpoint and refresh to see it hit
   • Edit a view and refresh to see the update, no need to stop debugging

Demo 2 - An ASP.NET MVC 5 app running in a Windows container

1. Right-click and Publish the DotNet46.Web project, choose the Local profile
2. Open a command prompt in the solution directory and build your docker image docker build -t demo2 .\DotNet46.Web-Published\.
3. Run docker images to verify you have a new image demo2 (tag=latest)
4. Run docker run --rm -p 80:9999 --name demo2 demo2 and navigate to http://(container ip):9999* to see the app
   • *Run docker inspect -f "{{ .NetworkSettings.Networks.nat.IPAddress }}" demo2 to get the container ip address

Demo 3 - A .NET Console app running in a Windows container

2. Open a command prompt in the solution directory and build your docker image docker build -t demo3 .\src\DotNet46.Console\.
3. Run docker images to verify you have a new image demo3 (tag=latest)
4. Run docker run --rm demo3 and wait for the first 15 numbers of the Fibonacci series to be printed out
5. Try docker run -e FIBONACCI_N=5 --rm demo3 to print only the first 5

Demo 4 - Umbraco running in a Windows container

1. Right-click and Publish the CMS.Web project, choose the Local profile
2. Open a command prompt in the solution directory and build your docker image docker build -t demo4 .\CMS.Web-Published\.
3. Run docker images to verify you have a new image demo4 (tag=latest)
4. Run docker run --rm -p 80:9999 --name demo4 demo4 and navigate to http://(container ip):9999* to see the app
   • *Run docker inspect -f "{{ .NetworkSettings.Networks.nat.IPAddress }}" demo4 to get the container ip address