Hi,
I've created my container on azure but I've noticed that my container ip dyncmically changes and I loose all my configuration settings done on D365 BC e.g no series, General journal batches etc. Is there any resolution to this?
Hi,
I've created my container on azure but I've noticed that my container ip dyncmically changes and I loose all my configuration settings done on D365 BC e.g no series, General journal batches etc. Is there any resolution to this?
Personally I recommend to use Docker Containers locally. You can just create the container by using Docker run or NavContainerHelper or the PowerShell script downloaded directly from Business Central
sandbox. When your container is created the first time, you can start and stop it as many times you want and you absolutely don’t loose anything.
Hi Stefano,
Is there a better way to host D365 Business Central, cause I'm loosing all my configuration settings e.g no series,etc. by hosting it on azure.
As things are not changed recently, Azure does not support to set a static public IP address for a container instance (if we're talking about Azure Container Services). But you can set a fully qualified name (FQDN) I think.