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> It is very difficult to get docker containers running locally. Don't try to wade upstream, docker is a Solaris/Linux technology. Just go with the flow. Soon
by politician 11y ago
> It is very difficult to get docker containers running locally.
Don't try to wade upstream, docker is a Solaris/Linux technology. Just go with the flow. Soon enough, we'll have C#/.NET running on Linux in containers with the CoreCLR project.
And also, SSH works!
- alexc05 11y agoI've actually had "small projects" running .net in docker locally. Compiles and runs fine, kick off the kestrel web server and you're great. That is however, specifically, the boiler plate stuff. As soon as I started trying to build a multi project solution with various nuget dependencies, things started to fall apart at compile time. What was interesting to me was the fact that it was nuget transfers that started timing out and failing in the docker build. I can't actually explain what was happening ... and as a weekend d project it was just non critical to make it work in docker. (As opposed to just make it work "full stop".) When I have more time and confidence, as well as after the tools have matured a little more, I'm definitely going to take another pass at it.