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solomiosisante/consequence

By solomiosisante

•Updated about 4 years ago

Test Web Application using React JS, Asp.Net Core 5.0 Web, API and EF Core Code First projects.

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solomiosisante/consequence repository overview

Script Update as of 25 February 2021 12:35 AM UTC+8

  • Finally made it to work and automatically download the setup files and containers from the repo and install them and browse the web app.

4 Easy steps to make this work:

  1. Download the deploy folder containing the following files from https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fYovxsHwVyRDPoPDWOuSKK3sD6BckGEG?usp=sharing⁠:

    1.1 Read-Me.txt - contains the instructions on how to prepare, automatically build and run the containers.

    1.2. r.bat - is the batch file that runs the setuppr.ps1 powershell script file.

    1.3. setuppr.ps1 - contains all the processes to automatically setup docker (isolation=process), pull images, run containers and browse the web application using Edge.

    1.4 stepb.bat - is the batch file that executes after the first computer reboot.

    1.5 other files - files used for testing the scripts.

  2. Create a Hyper-V Virtual Machine and install Windows 10 Pro or above.

  3. Copy the downloaded deploy folder into the Desktop of your VM.

  4. Then all you need to do is to run the r.bat as Administrator, but first make sure you read the Read-Me.txt file first before you run the r.bat batch file.

Note: Sometimes you have to press the Enter key in the command window to force or somehow speed up the processing. Windows thing, I guess. Make sure to quickly click on the Enhanced session button of the Hyper-V every time it tries to switch to the Basic session. The script errors when in the Basic session mode.

If you have any concerns, you can email me at [email protected]⁠.

Thanks!

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docker pull solomiosisante/consequence:sqlserver-1.0