First build the Dockerfile found in the root folder docker build -t <name> . And then run a container injecting all the environment variables or else make a docker-compose build injecting the variables. To spin up a drone:

docker run -p <port>:80 -e ENVIRONMENT=Development -e Drone__id="<id-of-the-drone>" -e Drone__operationid="<operation-id>" -e Drone__velocity="<speed of the drone>" -e Drone__location__latitude="<current-latitude-location>" -e Drone__location__longitude="<current-longitude-location>" -e Drone__homelocation__latitude="<home-latitude-location>" -e Drone__homelocation__longitude="<home-longitude-location>" -e UTM__clientid="<clientid>" -e UTM__clientsecret="<clientsecret>" -e UTM__username="<username>" -e UTM__password="<password>" dronesimulator:latest

To be able to run multiple drones you can change the port for each drone, because each container will run a rest api. Drone__id: the id of the drone from UTM Drone__operationid: id of the operation where the drone is flying from UTM Drone__velocity: the spped of the drone Drone__location (latitude & longitude): the current location of the drone or where it will start Drone__homelocation (latitude & longitude): the home location of the drone where the drone will fly to when sent home

UTM__clintid: the given clientid from UTM UTM__clientsecret: the given clientsecret from UTM UTM__username: a username to login with UTM__password: the password for the user

Double __ will be converted to : for the appsettings.json file and ENVIRONMENT for which appsettings.json file to use