These beginner courses are really nice Chet. Thank you for putting this together. Sometimes it can get a little confusing with all the content out there on the web so having a nice set of 101 courses on a big topic like this is great for the community.
Good news - the SDK container publishing tech supports podman seamlessly! If you have podman and not the Docker CLI then we detect that and use it to load the generated image. The Docker tooling for VS and VS Code does not yet support podman to this degree - I'd raise feedback at the Developer Community website to request that feature development!
Hi @eight-bitz - both the VS and VSCode tools for Docker will scaffold a Dockerfile for you, or you can bring your own. Check out the docs for VS support here (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/containers/overview?view=vs-2022#docker-support-in-visual-studio-1) or the VS Code docs here (code.visualstudio.com/docs/containers/quickstart-aspnet-core).
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These beginner courses are really nice Chet. Thank you for putting this together. Sometimes it can get a little confusing with all the content out there on the web so having a nice set of 101 courses on a big topic like this is great for the community.
Thanks for the support @arztje - that's exactly what we were going for with this one :)
Hey Chet! Any support for podman in plans for dotnet and Visual studio?
Good news - the SDK container publishing tech supports podman seamlessly! If you have podman and not the Docker CLI then we detect that and use it to load the generated image. The Docker tooling for VS and VS Code does not yet support podman to this degree - I'd raise feedback at the Developer Community website to request that feature development!
Hi! Great video! - How use the own Dockerfile (with own baseimages as RedHat UBI) ?
Hi @eight-bitz - both the VS and VSCode tools for Docker will scaffold a Dockerfile for you, or you can bring your own. Check out the docs for VS support here (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/containers/overview?view=vs-2022#docker-support-in-visual-studio-1) or the VS Code docs here (code.visualstudio.com/docs/containers/quickstart-aspnet-core).
Only works for Linux?
Could you clarify a bit for me? Are you meaning Linux Containers vs Windows Containers, or are you meaning the tooling working on different platforms?
Useless video, nothing works if you are trying to repeat it