Containers
Create predictable environments that are isolated from other applications.
Containers give you the ability to create predictable environments that are isolated from other applications. Most often, they are created with Docker, or hosted in Kubernetes (k8s).
Connect to a Running Docker Container Shell
Explore the file system and processes in the container, tail a log file, and more.
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ASP.NET Core Development with Docker
Learn how Docker can work with your current ASP.NET Core development process.
Common Docker Terminology
Common terms and phrases .NET developers will encounter when working with Docker.
Docker Compose and Multiple Containers
Learn to use multiple containers to run a complete ASP.NET Solution.
Local .NET Development With Docker
Learn how to work with Docker and JetBrains Rider in our development environment.
JetBrains Rider's Docker Integrations
Learn about Rider's convenient Docker features that make working with containers feel like an ocean breeze.
Why Should .NET Developers Care About Docker?
We'll see why containerization is an important topic for .NET Developers.
Docker For .NET Developers
A jump-start guide for .NET developers interested in Docker and containerization.