![]() ![]() ![]() ConclusionĬongratulations! We are done with the demo, and, hopefully, you were able to explore the project on our server or build it yourself. The web app will be available in your browser at Other apps and packages will be accessible in build artifacts of the "Build" configuration (see it on the demo server). If you’ve been following the tutorial, now it’s time to trigger the "Deploy" build and wait while TeamCity consequently builds the whole chain:Īfter the successful deployment, you can launch Clock.Console apps in Docker using the following commands: docker pull /clock-consoleĭocker run -it -rm -p 5000:5000 /clock-web To connect the specific projects to the the NuGet packages with the common logic, you can use this NuGet source. The "Publish to NuGet" configuration publishes the previously created NuGet packages to the TeamCity NuGet feed. ![]()
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