Business Central (Part 27)

Neil Haddley • November 17, 2025

Development Environment

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I ran a container-based development environment for Dynamics 365 Business Central using Docker on Windows.

POWERSHELL
1Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
2install-module BCContainerHelper -force
3Write-BCContainerHelperWelcomeText
4$artifactUrl = Get-BcArtifactUrl -type sandbox -country us -select Latest
5New-BCContainer -accept_eula -containerName mysandbox -artifactUrl $artifactUrl
I ran install-module BCContainerHelper -force

I ran install-module BCContainerHelper -force

I ran Write-BCContainerHelperWelcomeText

I ran Write-BCContainerHelperWelcomeText

I ran $artifactUrl = Get-BcArtifactUrl -type sandbox -country us -select Latest

I ran $artifactUrl = Get-BcArtifactUrl -type sandbox -country us -select Latest

I ran New-BCContainer -accept_eula -containerName mysandbox -artifactUrl $artifactUrl

I ran New-BCContainer -accept_eula -containerName mysandbox -artifactUrl $artifactUrl

The container was ready for connections

The container was ready for connections

I reviewed Docker Desktop

I reviewed Docker Desktop

I reviewed the logs

I reviewed the logs

I navigated to http://mysandbox/BC/?tenant=default

I navigated to http://mysandbox/BC/?tenant=default

I reviewed the CRONUS USA, Inc. company

I reviewed the CRONUS USA, Inc. company

I reviewed the Chart of Accounts

I reviewed the Chart of Accounts

References

Running a container-based development environment