Running Azure Storage in Windows Server Container Emulator (iii): Running in a container

In the previous section, we've got SQL Server ready, so next, we're going to put the ASE in the container.

First, create a new START.PS1 with the following content:

1 param(2[Parameter (mandatory=$true)][string]$HostName,3[String]$AccountName,4[String]$AuthKey,5[String]$SqlServerInstance)6 7 #Initialized?8 if(test-Path Initialized)9 {Ten&"C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Sdks\azure\storage Emulator\azurestorageemulator.exe"Start-inporcess One } A  - if([String]::isnullorempty ($AccountName)) - { theWrite-output"accountname argument not specified, use the Default:devstoreaccount1" -     $AccountName="Devstoreaccount1" - } - if([String]::isnullorempty ($AuthKey)) + { -Write-output"AuthKey argument not specified, use the default:eby8vdm02xnocqflquwjpllmetlcdxj1ouzft50usrz6ifsufq2uvercz4i6tq/ k1szfptotr/kbhbeksogmgw==" +     $AuthKey="eby8vdm02xnocqflquwjpllmetlcdxj1ouzft50usrz6ifsufq2uvercz4i6tq/k1szfptotr/kbhbeksogmgw==" A } at if([String]::isnullorempty ($SqlServerInstance)) - { -Write-output"sqlserverinstance argument not specified, use the default: (LOCALDB) \mssqllocaldb" -     $SqlServerInstance="(localdb) \mssqllocaldb" - } -  in #Replace the configuration - $config="C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Sdks\azure\storage Emulator\azurestorageemulator.exe.config" to(get-content$config)` +     -replace "<service name=""Blob""url=""http://127.0.0.1:10000/""/>","<service name=""Blob""url=""http://$AccountName. Blob. $HostName/""/>"` -     -replace "<service name=""Queue""url=""http://127.0.0.1:10001/""/>","<service name=""Queue""url=""http://$AccountName. Queue. $HostName/""/>"` the     -replace"<service name=""Table""url=""http://127.0.0.1:10002/""/>","<service name=""Table""url=""http://$AccountName. Table. $HostName/""/>"` *     -replace "<account name=""Devstoreaccount1""authkey=""eby8vdm02xnocqflquwjpllmetlcdxj1ouzft50usrz6ifsufq2uvercz4i6tq/k1szfptotr/kbhbeksogmgw==""/>",` $         "<account name=""$AccountName""authkey=""$AuthKey""/>"`Panax Notoginseng| Out-file $config -  the #Init the emulator +&"C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Sdks\azure\storage Emulator\azurestorageemulator.exe"Init-server$SqlServerInstance A  the #Set Initialized Flag +new-Item Initialized -  $ #start! $&"C:\Program Files (x86) \microsoft Sdks\azure\storage Emulator\azurestorageemulator.exe"Start-inprocess

Dockerfile:

# escape= '  from Microsoft/windowsservercore ADD https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=717179&clcid=0x409 microsoftazurestorageemulator.msi RUN msiexec/q /I Microsoftazurestorageemulator.msi RUN del Microsoftazurestorageemulator.msi COPY start.ps1. # Azure Storage Emulator EXPOSE # Configure and launchentrypoint PowerShell. \start.ps1

Maybe it's a good idea to put AzureStorageEmulator.exe "Init in Dockerfile, but it's not what I want for each environment to build a different image."

Now it's time to Build our image:

Docker build-t Charmsan/azurestorageemulator.

In order to run the container using GMSA, there is one more step (using GMSA in the container, see my other blog post: Using GMSA in Windows containers):

New-credentialspec-name Asesvc-accountname Asesvc

launch!

" Credentialspec=file://asesvc.json " --restart unless-stopped charmsan/azurestorageemulator-hostname contoso.com-accountname Dev- Sqlserverinstance Contoso-env-db\contoso_dev

Operation Result:

Please ignore the two errors inside and configure the Azure Storage Explorer connection:

Operation Result:

Now, we can modify the Web.Debug.config to transform the connection string:

    <xdt:transform= "SetAttributes"  xdt:locator= "Match (key)" Key = "Storageaccountconnectionstring" value = "defaultendpointsprotocol=http; Accountname=dev; accountkey=eby8vdm02xnocqflquwjpllmetlcdxj1ouzft50usrz6ifsufq2uvercz4i6tq/k1szfptotr/kbhbeksogmgw==; Blobendpoint=http://dev.blob.contoso.com/dev; " />

Don't ask me what the URL in the connection string is like, because you're definitely not looking at the first verse:)

Running Azure Storage in Windows Server Container Emulator (iii): Running in a container