Deprecated.

This is no longer maintained as mono-fastcgi-server is no longer maintained and performance tests showed apache with mono perform better. If you have a legacy web app you want to run use mono-apache or mono-nginx if you can self host the mono app.

MONO Configured with runit Dockerfile

This repository contains Dockerfile for publishing Docker's automated build to the public Docker Hub Registry with Runit as process with id 1 launching nginx and mono-fastcgi-server4 as services and supervising them.

Nginx is exposed from the container on port 80 and the mono-fastcgi-server4 loads the application from /var/www.

Base docker image

seif/mono

Usage

First you need to pull the image:

docker pull seif/docker-mono-fastcgi-nginx

Then build your project, create a Dockerfile, copy the application to /var/www and start runit:

FROM seif/docker-mono-fastcgi-nginx
ADD buildOutput/website /var/www/
CMD ["/usr/sbin/runit_bootstrap"]

Build your container

docker build -t my_website .

Run it, forwarding the host's port 8080 to the container's port 80

docker run --rm -i -t -p 8080:80 my_website

You should now be able to access the site on your local machine port 8080