Use multi-stage docker build for creating docker image of trimmed self-contained .Net Core 3.1 console application
Install .Net Core 3.1 SDK
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.Net Core is an open source, multi-platform, and multi-purpose runtime for .Net applications developed by Microsoft.
With .Net Core you can build console and web applications using a variety of languages, like C# and F# and run them in Windows, Mac, Linux or Docker.
Created by Sandeep Kulkarni
Use multi-stage docker build for creating docker image of self-contained .Net Core console application
In this tutorial, we will use multi-stage Docker builds to illustrate how we can build an application in the first stage and in next stage, use the output from first stage to create an application image. A multi-stage build is done by creating different sections of a Dockerfile, each referencing a different base image. This allows a multi-stage build to fulfill a function previously filled by using multiple docker files, copying files between containers, or running different pipelines.
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Create self-contained .Net Core console application docker image
Refer to section Create new console application in Create your first .Net Core console application on Ubuntu to understand basics about how to create .Net Core console application. We will re-use the application created here.
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Run .Net Core console application inside Docker container
Refer to Create your first .Net core console application on Ubuntu to understand in detail how to create your first .Net Core console application on Ubuntu.
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Create your first .Net Core console application on Ubuntu
.NET Core is a cross-platform version of .NET for building websites, services, and console applications. .NET Core SDK allows you to develop apps with .NET Core.
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