To utilize Gitlab CI for ASP.NET Core 7 with Docker Images on an on-premise server, you can follow the below steps:
Set up a Docker environment on the on-premise server.
Create a Docker image for your ASP.NET Core 7 application.
Push the Docker image to a Docker registry such as DockerHub or a private Docker registry.
Configure your Gitlab Runner to use the Docker image created in step 2.
Create a pipeline for your ASP.NET Core 7 application in Gitlab CI file.
Define the stages of the pipeline and write the necessary scripts to build, test, and deploy the application.
Run the pipeline in Gitlab CI and monitor the progress.
Once the pipeline is successfully completed, the ASP.NET Core 7 application will be deployed on the on-premise server.
By utilizing Gitlab CI with Docker Images on an on-premise server, developers can automate the build and deployment process of ASP.NET Core 7 applications efficiently. It also enables them to test the applications thoroughly and identify any potential issues early on in the development process.
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