How to deploy ASP.NET Core Web API to Kubernetes
In this article, we'll discuss about Kubernetes, a popular container orchestration engine and learn how we can deploy an ASP.NET Core Web API to it.
What is the difference between KILL and STOP commands?
docker STOP command issues a SIGTERM signal to the main process running within the container, while KILL command issues a SIGKILL signal to the process
How to deploy ASP.NET Core Web API in Docker
In this article, let's look at how we can deploy an ASP.NET Core (.NET 6) Web API in Docker with a demonstrating example.
How to deploy full ASP.NET Core app in Docker
n this article, let's build a multi-container full stack application deployed through Docker Compose. We'll develop an Angular application that consum
How to run Angular app in a Docker Container
In this article, let's talk about how we can use docker in building and running an Angular application in a container with example.
How to write Docker logs to MySQL via Fluentd
Let's look at how we can configure and push our Docker container logs into Fluentd and further push the logs into MySQL using plugins.
Setting up and Using MySQL as a Container via Docker Compose
Using MySQL server via container is a lot simpler and easier to use than the original route; all we need to do is just pull the appropriate image which contains MySQL installed and connect to it.
How do you view logs for a container?
To view logs for running containers, we can use LOG command.
> docker logs --follow
The --follow flag will continue streaming the new output from the container's STDOUT and STDERR onto the terminal.
What are restart policies?
docker restart policies dictate how a container should behave when it is shutted down by some factor.
There are four restart-policies:
- No - Never restart when stopped by some means
- Always - Always restart no matter how it is stopped
- On-Failure - Restart only when the container stops with an erroneous code
- Unless-Stopped - Restart always unless stopped manually with a KILL or STOP
