This demonstrates various approaches to building a SPA application and supporting backend in Docker. It is the companion code to the Docker Isn't All Hype presentation.

Vue and ASP.NET were used here purely for demonstration. The same principles apply to Angular or React, Java or Python, or any technology with a single page app and a supporting back-end.

In each folder, we demonstrate one approach:

• 0-CLIs - Let's scaffold out both projects.

• 0-Dockerfiles-for-each - Classic Dockerfiles for each piece. Here's where most tutorials stop.

• 2-containers-2-domains - We put our website on https://www.example.com/ and our api on https://api.example.com/.

• 2-containers-1-domain - We put both front-end and back-end into separate containers, but stitch them together into a single URL via a Kubernetes Ingress controller.

• 1-container-1-domain - Deploy both SPA and back-end into a single container, using the back-end to host the front-end's static files.

• server-rendered-spa - Visual Studio's New Project template hosts both pieces together and includes server-rendered components.

LICENSE: MIT, Copyright Richardson & Sons, LLC.