Dockerize your Blazor App: Carl Franklin's Blazor Train Ep 68

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Carl welcomes Chris Sainty back to show us how to use Docker to create Blazor apps in containers.

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Thank you so much for your awesome videos, Mr. Franklin! Hopefully you are doing good. I see tears in your eyes 😢I don’t know but I am almost crying watching this video.
This video was very helpful because it was not easy for me to figure out how to dockerize Blazor Wasm application.

torrvic
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Great session! and great questions from Carl and great answers from Chris. All Great!

matejbalint
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Great video, thank you! Question: I'm so excited that the Wasm-hosted app (last example) works when running it via docker through VS. But when I try and run the image via docker desktop, it doesn't work at all. How can I run the final image without Visual Studio?

pengmingtang
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Fantastic video, any chance you could give an example of docker with nginx for a blazor wasm hosted application. We would all be indebted to you for all time.

bryanacevedo
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Great tutorial but how I can setup https?

Code-Sport
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Been waiting for this video! For the wasm hosted project would you still need the nginx file to build outside of Visual Studio?

COLEplusTEN
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Not entirely sure I followed the Docker OS selection. I think you said you choose the host OS of the docker service. You selected Linux, but seem to be running Windows 11. Did I miss a step?

woodandgears