This is docker file I'm using to host cloud edition.
The latest version of Manager (20.10.45) is compiled with .NET 5.0 and I'm changing zip to tar.gz for Linux. This avoids installing unzip on Linux.
As a result, I'd use mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/runtime-deps:5.0 instead of ubuntu:latest
This will make Manager Server aware it runs within docker container (it will work better if RAM is constrained) and the overall image size will be smaller. It's basically amd64/debian:buster-slim with a few dependencies.
Also, in my docker file, I'm simply referencing the latest version of ManagerServer-Linux-x64.tar.gz. See URL.
With the timezone in your docker file, I think that is clever however in future versions of Manager, the program will rely on client timezone via javascript and will not use server local time for anything.
This is docker file I'm using to host cloud edition.
The latest version of Manager (20.10.45) is compiled with .NET 5.0 and I'm changing
ziptotar.gzfor Linux. This avoids installing unzip on Linux.As a result, I'd use
mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/runtime-deps:5.0instead ofubuntu:latestThis will make Manager Server aware it runs within docker container (it will work better if RAM is constrained) and the overall image size will be smaller. It's basically
amd64/debian:buster-slimwith a few dependencies.Also, in my docker file, I'm simply referencing the latest version of
ManagerServer-Linux-x64.tar.gz. See URL.With the timezone in your docker file, I think that is clever however in future versions of Manager, the program will rely on client timezone via javascript and will not use server local time for anything.