Push the image to a container registryBefore deploying the image to an App Service or a Container App, the image must be uploaded to a container registry. The image can be uploaded to either Azure Container Registry (ACR) or Docker Hub....
An Azure Container Registry Instance holds our container images and revisions in Azure, we need to create one to push our local container image to. The az cli command to create a container registry takes a few parameters, including; the registry name, the resource group...
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Andy:Well, that seems pretty straightforward. Now all we need is to find a task that will instruct App Service to use the newly pushed version of the container image. Mara:I'm already on it. It's a bit different from deploying a build to Azure Pipelines, but still direct enough that ...
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The pods are configured to pull a single image, <AZ_CONTAINER_REGISTRY>.azurecr.io/flightbookingsystemsample:latest, from Azure Container Registry. The service is configured to allow incoming HTTP pod traffic to port 8080, similar to the way you ran the container image locally with the -p ...
The recently announced .NET 8's Aspire stack for building cloud-native apps is a great match for Azure Container Apps. .NET Aspire was designed to easily...
Azure Container Instances is a great solution for running a single Docker container or an application comprised of multiple containers defined with a Docker Compose file. With Container Instances, you can run your containers in the cloud without needing to set up any infrastructure and take advantage...
, and docker rm. Running a simpledocker runcommand will start a container in Container Instances using the image that is stored in a registry like Docker Hub or Azure Container Registry. You can run other common Docker commands to inspect, attach-to, and view logs from the running container....
Azure is a perfect match for container-based solutions, since it can quickly scale based on the workload. As we have seen so far, Docker is just a service that can run on any Windows or Linux machine. A simple approach to host our application would be to create a Linux V...