Greg Pakes

I have the same issue, but my machine is not Domain-Joined. It is workplace-joined, so I am skeptical about access to the DC's being a factor for me. Sadly, I...

@roysbailey - I'm not sure what the official advice will be, but I just downgraded docker to the current stable. Uninstall + reinstall.

@roysbailey The stable channel. This issue only exists on the Edge channel.

@joeloff @jkotalik Sorry to chase - but this is a significant issue for us and really holds us back from using .Net Core. Do you have any suggestions?

@jkotalik That is something that we really want to avoid, it creates significant issues with the automated upgrade for us. Would this not be considered a bug that we can...

Same issue here - thanks to @tjementum for your workaround and repo. It got me up and running.

@davidfowl - Yes - this retry workaround worked for me: https://github.com/tjementum/AspireWithSqlServer/blob/main/WebApi/Persistence/EntityFrameworkExtensions.cs

I have the same issue with using `WithBindMount`. ``` var sql = builder.AddSqlServer("sql", password: dbPassword, port: 63228) .WithBindMount("./sqlserverconfig", "/usr/config") .WithBindMount("../../../data/secrets","/var/opt/mssql/secrets") .WithBindMount("../../../data/data","/var/opt/mssql/data") .WithBindMount("../../../data/log","/var/opt/mssql/log") .WithEntrypoint("/usr/config/entrypoint.sh") .WithHealthCheck() .AddDatabase("databasename"); ```

@afscrome Your workaround works for me too. Thanks very much!

@karolz-ms my first thought is about host port conflicts. In my case I fix the host sql port. It makes accessing the database much easier through external tools. So I'm...