This was perfect for my needs. I tried to setup multiple Blazor server apps using apache2 and nginx and I had many issues. Using this method I created the images I needed and can easily move them from my test lab to production in just a couple minutes. Thank you
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful, but it seems there was some confusion regarding the image sharing part. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification on that section, please feel free to ask.
for step 3 I receive the following error : failed to compute cache key: "/BlazorServerAuthenticationAndAuthorization/BlazorServerAuthenticationAndAuthorization.csproj" not found: not found Can you help me with that pls?
Thank you for watching the video and for your question. Like any software application, Blazor server apps can potentially experience memory issues or memory leaks if not designed, implemented, and maintained correctly. However, Blazor itself does not inherently cause memory issues or leaks. Memory problems are often the result of how the application code, components, and services are managed and optimized.
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This was perfect for my needs. I tried to setup multiple Blazor server apps using apache2 and nginx and I had many issues. Using this method I created the images I needed and can easily move them from my test lab to production in just a couple minutes. Thank you
You're welcome.
Really clear and useful ! Thanks !
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Thank you so much for confusion in image sharing part mainly.
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful, but it seems there was some confusion regarding the image sharing part. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification on that section, please feel free to ask.
Nice stuff, keep up the good work 🙂
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Very nice tutorial thanks man for sharing
You are most welcome! Glad to know you liked it.
Thank you very much sir, it's really awesome ....
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very helpful thank you
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Where is the Docker Support option for Blazor Webassembly projects?
Thank you for watching the video.
We are using Blazor Webassembly project for Pushing to the Private Repository. It is already mentioned in the video.
Thanks
Welcome
but this is not a blazor webassembly project. its a blazor server project .
We are using a Blazor Webassembly project for Pushing to the Private Repository.
@@CodingDroplets you use blazor server
In the same video, we are showing an example of private repository. We are using blazor web assembly project for that.
for step 3 I receive the following error : failed to compute cache key: "/BlazorServerAuthenticationAndAuthorization/BlazorServerAuthenticationAndAuthorization.csproj" not found: not found
Can you help me with that pls?
Do you have a different folder for the project inside the solution folder?
your video says "Docker Blazor Webassembly [" yet still you are demonstrating Blazor Server.
I'm using Blazor Webassembly project for Pushing to the Private Repository. It is already mentioned in the video.
@@CodingDroplets Interesting. What is the appsettings.json file doing at the root of the application? Which template did you use ?
How to redeploy to new version with same port?
You can just remove the existing container and start the new one.
Blazor server app have any memory issues? memory leak?
Thank you for watching the video and for your question.
Like any software application, Blazor server apps can potentially experience memory issues or memory leaks if not designed, implemented, and maintained correctly. However, Blazor itself does not inherently cause memory issues or leaks. Memory problems are often the result of how the application code, components, and services are managed and optimized.
but this is not a blazor webassembly project. its a blazor server project.
We are using a Blazor Webassembly project for Pushing to the Private Repository. It is mentioned in the video.
@@CodingDroplets I get it. I thought it would be a docker image with nginx.