Here's the code we built for Docker for Windows Container Development. These samples show how to containerize a .NET app and service into Windows and Linux containers.

1. Use on either Windows or Linux containers. To switch, right-click on the whale in the system tray by the clock, and choose "Switch to Windows Containers" or "Switch to Linux Containers".

2. To build and run NetApp1 containers:

   cd NetApp1/WorkerService1
   docker build --tag netapp1-svc  .
   docker container run netapp1-svc
   cd ..
   cd WebApplication1
   docker build -t netapp1-web .
   docker container run -d -p 80:80 netapp1-web
   cd ..

3. To build and run the NetApp2 containers:

   cd NetApp2
   docker-compose build
   docker-compose up

   or open Visual Studio 2019, and switch from IIS Express to Docker Compose profile in the top task bar, then push debug.

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