Working with Azure Container Instances

In this exercise, we will perform the following tasks:

1. Create an Azure Container Registry instance.
2. Push a container image to Azure Container Registry.
3. Create an Azure Container Instance.
4. Deploy ACI for WebApp.

Let’s begin!

Creating the Azure Container Registry instance

First, we will create an instance of Azure Container Registry (ACR), a managed registry service based on Docker Registry 2.0. Think of ACR as your private repository that allows you to share container images with your team.

You can leverage ACR to manage and build container images in Azure. You can pull images from ACR and target other Azure services, such as AKS, App Service, Batch, and Service Fabric.

Consider using ACR Tasks, a suite of ACR features, to automate the container image builds, updates to a container’s base image, or timers. ACR Tasks support various scenarios to build and maintain your container images:

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