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@ -11,10 +11,13 @@ However, the whole point of Docker is not to have a hardcoded values which are l
You therefore need to copy the environment variables to a script when your container starts and then set up your environment as part of the cron script.
The docker file attached does the following:
1. Installs cron on the standard microsoft/dotnet:1.1.1-sdk image.
1. Copies your project files across and restores them.
2. Copies your application files across to the docker image.
3. Copies the schedule file across to the docker image.
4. Restores and Publishes your dotnet core image.
3. Publishes your application to the out location.
3. Creates a new 2.0.0-runtime image.
4. Copies your published app to the new image.
5. Installs cron into the runtime image.
6. Copies scripts and schedule file, removes carrage returns and sets permissions
5. Copies environment variables so that cron can access them.
6. Runs cron and outputs the contents of the /var/log/cron.log file to the screen.