As you probably discovered, the February 2020 security update had a significant impact on NAV/Business Central Docker Containers. Especially if you were running Process isolation. Most visible problem was the fact that you couldn’t launch 32bit executables in containers after applying the security update.
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You need the TaskScheduler in your Docker containers
The other night I was working on a new E Foqus App that’s coming out soon on AppSource, and I noticed some strange behaviour. There were operations that simply didn’t happen on a couple of docker containers, but worked great on a cloud sandbox.
MSDYN365BC 2020 Wave 1 – Setup Preview Docker Container?
In this article, we will discuss how to setup a Business Central 2020 Release Wave 1 Preview via Dockers. If you as a partner have access to Microsoft Collaborate “Ready To Go” program then follow steps below.
Dynamics 365 Business Central: using DotNet assemblies on a Docker container sandbox
I think that everyone of you already knows that calling custom .NET DLLs in your extension’s code is not supported in a SaaS environment, but you can still use .NET assemblies in your extensions if you explicitly target the on-premise world.
Export C/AL objects as AL from a database on a docker container on a remote host
As you might have figured in quite some sessions, threads and posts, I’m quite fond running docker images on a remote Hyper-V on my laptop. From the moment it was described by Arend Jan, I’m using it. In my opinion, it’s a much better way to run, because Windows Server is so much better in memory management as Windows 10 is (in regards of Docker that is).
Quickly grant access to a user group when starting a NAV container
As we use Docker containers internally to quickly spin up environments for reproducing bugs, delivering fixes on older releases or quickly test our application, we needed a way to easily grant access to a specific Active Directory user group. When starting a container, we want the following actions to be taken:
Remove all custom apps on Docker container (with PowerShell)
Today, I was prepping for my 2-day Masterclass about developing Extensions in Visual Studio Code. And finally, I made some time to make a first version of a function that I have been wanting for quite some time: a function to remove all the custom apps from a docker image.