.NET Pet Shop - Running in Docker

This is the 5.0 version of the Pet Shop, which was updated to .NET 3.5 in AD 2008.

In this repo there is a Dockerfile for the web application and a Dockerfile for the SQL Server database. You can run this 10-year old app in Windows Docker containers.

There's just one code change from the original 2008 version, which is to add an alternative order processor that doesn't use transactions. This is only needed when you're running the database in a container, because SQL Server containers don't support MSDTC.

Usage

You can compile and run the whole app in containers. You don't need SQL Server or .NET 3.5 installed, you just need Docker Desktop on Windows 10 with update 1809, or Docker Enterprise on Windows Server 2019.

Start by cloning this repo and switching to the directory:

git clone https://github.com/sixeyed/petshopvnext.git

cd petshopvnext

Then use Docker Compose to build the app (you can skip this step and just use the public images on Docker Hub):

docker-compose `
  -f .\app\docker-compose.yml `
  -f .\app\docker-compose-build.yml `
  build

Then start the app with Compose:

docker-compose -f .\app\docker-compose.yml up -d

Browse to http://localhost:8010 to see the app:

Everything works, including the checkout function and the RSS feeds (which are running in a WCF service).

Windows Server 2016

The app also runs in Docker on Windows Server 2016, with some Compose file overrides.

Build:

docker-compose `
  -f .\app\docker-compose.yml `
  -f .\app\docker-compose-build-2016.yml `
  build

Run:

docker-compose `
  -f .\app\docker-compose.yml `
  -f .\app\docker-compose-2016.yml `
  up -d

On Windows Server 2016 you'll need to get the IP address of the container and browse to it:

docker container inspect --format '{{ .NetworkSettings.Networks.nat.IPAddress }}' app_petshop-web_1

Credits

Original source code from petshopvnext on the CodePlex archive.