Ever deployed your ASP.NET Core application and felt like you're juggling fire with outdated servers, complex configurations, or a "but it works on my machine" moment? Let’s change that. It’s 2025. If your .NET app isn’t containerized, you’re leaving performance, security, and scalability on the table. In this post, I’m diving into how you can containerize your ASP.NET Core application using Docker—with real examples, practical code snippets, and helpful resources to get you up and running fast.

Ever deployed your ASP.NET Core application and felt like you're juggling fire with outdated servers, complex configurations, or a "but it works on my machine" moment?
Let’s change that. It’s 2025. If your .NET app isn’t containerized, you’re leaving performance, security, and scalability on the table.
In this post, I’m diving into how you can containerize your ASP.NET Core application using Docker—with real examples, practical code snippets, and helpful resources to get you up and running fast.