Reputation: 1140
Specify runtime for self container .Net Core app in Docker
I'm working on a .Net Core app, which I aim to run in production in a docker container.
I'm targeting the netcoreapp1.0 framework. When building and running the application in the official .Net Core SDK image, everything works as expected.
The next step is to have a self contained app and use the official runtime image from Microsoft instead, as they recommend here.
What I understand is you have to specify which runtimes you want to include in the runtime section in your project.json.
My question is: Which runtime do microsoft/dotnet:runtime use under the hood for their latest image version?
There are a lot of different i.e Ubuntu runtimes to targets to choose from on Microsoft Docs Website:
- ubuntu.14.04-x64
- ubuntu.14.10-x64
- ubuntu.15.04-x64
- ubuntu.15.10-x64
- ubuntu.16.04-x64
- ubuntu.16.10-x64
The application will run as a Linux Container, NOT a Windows Container.
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