Merge pull request aspnetzero#215 from aspnetzero/pr/3547

updated docker documents

Author: ismcagdas

docs/en/Deployment-Angular-Docker.md

@@ -2,11 +2,19 @@
 
 ASP.NET Zero solution has a **build folder** which contains a PowerShell script to **build & publish** your solution to the **output** folder. 
 
-It also contains **Docker** files to run your application inside Docker containers. You can customize the default run configuration according to your requirements. 
+In order to build Docker images for your project, run ```build-with-ng.ps1```. This script will generate 3 images, one is for the **Mvc** web project, one is for the **Public** web project and the other one is for **Angular** project. After creating the images , you can go to ```build/outputs/Host``` or ```build/outputs/Public```  folders and run related images by running the command below;
 
-In your `aspnet-core\docker\ng\` folder, you will see;
+```
+docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.override.yml up
+```
 
-* `up.ps1`  which starts the Docker container with the configuration defined in `docker-compose.yml`
-* `down.ps1`  which shuts down the Docker container with the configuration defined in `docker-compose.yml`
+In order to run Angular image, go to ```build/outputs/ng``` folder and run command below;
+
+```
+docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up
+```
+
+By default, **Mvc** and **Public**  images will try to connect to a database on server 192.168.1.37,1433. Change this IP address to IP address of the database you want to connect before building images. 
+
+All of these images will use the same ports when you run your apps in Visual Studio, so you can also change those ports for production. 
 
-![docker-folder-angular](images/docker-folder-angular.jpg)

docs/en/Deployment-Mvc-Core-Docker.md

@@ -2,11 +2,14 @@
 
 ASP.NET Zero solution has a **build folder** which contains a PowerShell script to **build & publish** your solution to the **output** folder. 
 
-It also contains **Docker** files to run your application inside Docker containers. You can customize the default run configuration according to your requirements. 
+In order to build Docker images for your project, run ```build-mvc.ps1```. This script will generate 2 images, one is for the MVC web project and other one is for the Public web project. After creating the images , you can go to ```build/outputs/Mvc``` or  ```build/outputs/Public```  folders and run related images by running the command below;
 
-In your `aspnet-core\docker\mvc\` folder, you will see;
+```
+docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.override.yml up
+```
+
+By default, these images will try to connect to a database on server 192.168.1.37,1433. Change this IP address to IP address of the database you want to connect before building images. 
+
+These images will use the same ports when you run your apps in Visual Studio, so you can also change those ports for production. 
 
-* `up.ps1`  which starts the Docker container with the configuration defined in `docker-compose.yml`
-* `down.ps1`  which shuts down the Docker container with the configuration defined in `docker-compose.yml`
 
-![docker-folder-angular](images/docker-folder-core-mvc.jpg)