CONTROL F1 MENU AWS Building with .NET Core and Docker in TeamCity on AWS Posted on May 19, 2017 by Control F1 By Dr Philip Kendall, Lead Analyst, Control F1. At Control F1, we’re always evaluating the latest technologies to see if and how they’ll fit with our clients needs. One of our core strengths is in .NET development, so we’ve recently been looking at the newly released Visual Studio 2017, along with .NET Core 1.1 and combining this with our ongoing use of Docker to create microservices. We always like all our projects to have continuous integration to ensure a consistent and repeatable build process – in our case, we use a TeamCity instance running in AWS for this. However, actually getting everything to build in TeamCity wasn’t quite as easy as we would have hoped due to a few minor niggles, so I’ve put together this blog post to capture everything that we needed to do. To read the rest of this blog, please click here Posted in Blog PostTagged AWS, Docker, microservices, software development, TeamCity, technology, Visual Studio .NET CoreLeave a comment FOLLOW BLOG VIA EMAIL Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 11 other followers FOLLOW RECENT POSTS Building with .NET Core and Docker in TeamCity on AWS May 19, 2017 How data and intelligence are not the same thing December 16, 2016 Labels, Camera, Action…! November 4, 2016 R, spray-can and Docker October 31, 2016 Why you can’t afford to ignore the new Health and Safety sentencing guidelines September 7, 2016 FOLLOW CONTROL F1 ON TWITTER My Tweets RECENT COMMENTS Fatima on Adventures in Spark on Elastic… philcontrolf1 on How to use the MATLAB Compiler… Leow Cheah Wei on How to use the MATLAB Compiler… Stuart M on Labels, Camera, Action…! Stuart Mallinson on Can small businesses benefit f… Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow