How to host NET Core Web API to Docker Container | Step By Step

How to host NET Core Web API to Docker Container | Step By Step

Welcome to our comprehensive tutorial on hosting a .NET Core Web API in a Docker container! In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the entire process, from setting up your development environment to deploying your Web API in a Docker container.

What You'll Learn:

1. Setting up a .NET Core Web API project
2. Adding Docker support to your project
3. Creating a Dockerfile
4. Building and running a Docker container
5. Testing your Web API in a Docker container

This tutorial is perfect for beginners who are new to Docker and .NET Core, as well as experienced developers looking to sharpen their skills. By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to containerize your .NET Core applications and deploy them efficiently.

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[abhishekjadhav]

Amazing video Sir. But for me it is not working. Need your help. In the begnining of video you copied from browser another port number 44143 something of your application and in the docker run command you added 8080 port of localhost. Why you did not add the port number in the browser instead of 8080 in the docker run command ?