I'm a docker newbie. I have a web api dotnet core application (the default one).
I'm running on windows 7 with the docker toolbox.
I've configured my machine with all the ENV vars and when I run the application via visual studio, I see that the docker image is created and the container runs and everything's cool.
Now I want to be a little detached from visual studio and I start using docker from the command line.
I take the current running container, stop it, start it again, it says that it is started under a new port, but then I try hitting the new url in my browser and I get nothing. It seems like no server is hosting my application.
Here's the cmd commands I write:
docker stop containername
docker start containername
docker inspect --format="{{json .NetworkSettings.Ports}}" <containerId>
And this is the response:
{"80/tcp":[{"HostIp":"0.0.0.0","HostPort":"32781"}]}
I've tried to look at the output of the visual studio (during the build) but I couldn't find what I'm missing.
So, how can I restart a container that was built via visual studio and make it "work"? What's the command I'm missing?
