# Add your dotnet core project build stuff hereĮasier solution - I pushed this as a docker image in my docker hub repo so you can use it as your base image. & echo "deb stable main" > /etc/apt//google.list \ RUN apt-get update & apt-get install -y \ TL DR You have to install chrome into the docker image by putting theĬommands in the Docker file. Should I do this composition in a single Dockerfile? Should I create Dockerfile for Selenium + ChromeDriver and use it as base image for next step? does the same as my current Dockerfile to build and run my appīut I'm not really sure how to do this.installs selenium, chrome and all their dependencies.I suppose I need to create custom Dockerfile which: So now I'm wondering how can I run Selenium + single instance Chrome (there is no need to set up Selenium Grid for my purpose) with dotnet core 2.2 in Docker. But when I run this via Docker I'm getting: The file /app/chromedriver does not exist. I've added Selenium.WebDriver v3.141 and v73.0 to my project, set Selenium there. It is a SPA, so I need to use a browser to render the page first - I decided to use Selenium with ChromeDriver because I'm already a little bit familiar with them. Now I'd like to grab some data from another website. use microsoft/dotnet:2.2.1-aspnetcore-runtime to run the app from /app folder.use microsoft/dotnet:2.2-sdk as base image.I'm using the simplest possible Dockerfile you can find in any basic tutorial: I have dotnet core 2.2 (aspnet core) app running in Docker container.
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