i have a server that hosts a few containers, between then, a API and a worker service, all written in .NET and containerized in docker, the service consumes the API, but as i don’t want to hard-code ports and IPs, i need to get the information programmatically per session every time the service is build, this will also help to know if the API is online before trying any calls, but i cant seem to retrieve this information inside a container itself.
when executing in a C# console app i can get the information i need just fine like this:

i have a server that hosts a few containers, between then, a API and a worker service, all written in .NET and containerized in docker, the service consumes the API, but as i don’t want to hard-code ports and IPs, i need to get the information programmatically per session every time the service is build, this will also help to know if the API is online before trying any calls, but i cant seem to retrieve this information inside a container itself.
when executing in a C# console app i can get the information i need just fine like this:

i have a server that hosts a few containers, between then, a API and a worker service, all written in .NET and containerized in docker, the service consumes the API, but as i don’t want to hard-code ports and IPs, i need to get the information programmatically per session every time the service is build, this will also help to know if the API is online before trying any calls, but i cant seem to retrieve this information inside a container itself.
when executing in a C# console app i can get the information i need just fine like this:

i have a server that hosts a few containers, between then, a API and a worker service, all written in .NET and containerized in docker, the service consumes the API, but as i don’t want to hard-code ports and IPs, i need to get the information programmatically per session every time the service is build, this will also help to know if the API is online before trying any calls, but i cant seem to retrieve this information inside a container itself.
when executing in a C# console app i can get the information i need just fine like this:

I’m having a problem creating a docker image of my dotnet program. My program builds fine locally but when I try to create a docker image, I get an error that I am missing a static Main method. I took out all the actual code.

My C# project can be built and hosted with and without Docker. Inside Program.cs, I need to know if the build is for Docker or not. How can I do something like this: