spboyer/smarthotel360-containersforlocaldev

Demonstrate how containers can be used to package up an app and a database for consistent functionality for local dev and production deployment.

SmartHotel360

During Connect(); 2017 event this year we presented beautiful app demos using Xamarin and many features of Azure. For //build/ 2018's keynote, we updated some components of the back-end API code to support Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). This repository contains the setup instructions and sample code needed to repeat the AKS and Azure Dev Spaces demo from //build/ 2018.

SmartHotel360 Repos

For this reference app scenario, we built several consumer and line-of-business apps and an Azure backend. You can find all SmartHotel360 repos in the following locations:

• SmartHotel360
• IoT Demo
• Backend Services (optimized for Kubernetes)
• Public Website
• Pet Checker Serverless Function
• Mobile Apps
• Sentiment Analysis
• Migrating Internal apps to Azure
• Original Backend Services
• Application Modernization
• How Containers Enable Local Development

SmartHotel360 - How Containers Enable Local Development

This example shows how to use SQL Server on Linux in a Docker container with and ASP.NET Core web application to display test data.

The test data is loaded into SQL Server using the bcp (Bulk Load Process) command line utility from an Excel generated CSV file.

/opt/mssql-tools/bin/bcp Hotels in data/Hotels.csv -S 0.0.0.0 -U sa -P $SA_PASSWORD -d Hotels -F2 -c -t ',' -e data/err.log

SQL Commands are scripted and executing to create and modify the schema and table structures before and after the data import to prepare the database for the application to run.

All of these processes happen by using Docker Compose to build and run the containers

# shortcut bash file
cd src
# run ./build.sh
./build.sh

or

docker-compose build

docker-compose up

Browse to http://localhost:5000

Home Page - ASP.NET Core 2.2 Razor Page Application

Hotels Page

Contributing

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