(For development purpose you can use .dev files)

Build the image with

docker build -f "BudBudget.REST/Dockerfile" -t budbudget.rest BudBudget.REST

To run it you can use docker compose

docker-compose -f "docker-compose.yml" up

or set manually port 5000 and environment variables.

The production docker-compose file will create a postgres server container and launch the api server.
The development docker-compose file will also create a pgadmin container on port 8080. Username aaa@domain.com Password 1234

You can edit appsettings.json or use these environment variables:

• PGSQL_HOST: postgres server (default localhost)
• PGSQL_PORT: postgres port (default 5432)
• PGSQL_DATABASE: postgres database name (default postgres)
• PGSQL_USERNAME: postgres username (default postgres)
• PGSQL_PASSWORD: postgres password (default password)
• ASPNETCORE_URLS: URLs and ports used by Asp.NET
• ASPNETCORE_Kestrel__Certificates__Default__Path: certificate path for HTTPS
• ASPNETCORE_Kestrel__Certificates__Default__Password: certificate path for HTTPS
• ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT: Development or Production. Develpoment add debug messages in console and Swagger on the main page