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Challenge: Deploying microservices to Azure Service Fabric

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Challenge: Deploying microservices to Azure Service Fabric

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(funky music) - [Instructor] Docker containers is an outstanding and powerful technology but at the end of the day, it's not required for building microservices solution. In this challenge, you will deploy our microservices to Azure App Service. On the other hand, if you'd like to skip it, please do and join me in the next chapter. If you accept the challenge, you will create a new Azure App Service which is another platform as a service offering in Azure. Azure App Services allow you to run any kind of application based on web technology such as .NET Core. They can even run containers. You will create a new build pipeline that compiles your services and creates the binary artifacts. After that you will create a new release pipeline based the Azure App Service deployment template that uses the build artifact in the previous step. When you're done, join me in the next video and I walk you through how I approach this.

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