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Building and Running Custom ASP.NET Core Containers

Learn ASP.NET Core, REST APIs & microservices with containers in this webinar by Dan Wahlin. Build modern web applications!

4.7(20)
1h 20m
Certificate
Dan Wahlin
Dan WahlinInstructor

Course Content

Building and Running Custom ASP.NET Core Containers is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Dan Wahlin. It runs 1h 20m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 20 reviews. It is a paid course, first published September 2020.

Dive deep into containerizing your ASP.NET Core applications with this insightful webinar by Dan Wahlin! Learn how to efficiently build and deploy RESTful services and microservices using Docker.

This webinar covers the essential steps for creating robust development and production images. You'll master multi-stage builds to optimize image size and security, and discover how to push your containers to a registry for seamless deployment. Run your ASP.NET Core containers virtually anywhere Docker is supported!

Here's what you'll gain:

  • Understanding ASP.NET Core Images: Explore the various types of pre-built ASP.NET Core images available and where to find them.
  • Building Custom ASP.NET Core Images: Learn the process of creating your own tailored ASP.NET Core container images to meet your specific needs.
  • Mastering Multi-Stage Builds: Discover the power of multi-stage builds for smaller, more secure, and optimized container images.
  • Container Deployment Anywhere: Find out how to run your custom ASP.NET Core containers reliably, regardless of the environment, as long as Docker is available.

Perfect for developers looking to containerize their ASP.NET Core applications, build scalable microservices, and streamline their deployment pipelines. Boost your development workflow and ensure consistent deployments with Docker and ASP.NET Core.

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