In this video, learn how to operate the ACR service in order to publish containerized applications securely.
- [Narrator] To log in to the Azure Container Registry, … I'm going to use the az CLI command, … az acr login. … As a parameter, … I'm going to give it a name … of my Azure Container Registry instance. … (keyboard clacking) … To run the command, … I'm going to right-click … and select run line in terminal. … The az acr login command, … is similar to the native docker login command. … It uses that existing Azure Active Directory token … from my az login context … to create an authentication token, … and log in to the registry. … You can review the token … using the -t flag in the az acr login. … This works well with development environment, … using your own credentials. … For a more realistic environment, … usual authenticate using … the service principal credentials … using the az login service principal command. … In Visual Studio Code, … the Docker extension shows that registration available … for my signed in user. … I can just expand the subscription … and underneath the subscription, …
Released
7/31/2020Learn more about the AZ-400 exam at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/certifications/exams/az-400.
- Building and running Dockerfiles
- Mounting data volumes
- Creating an Azure Container Registry
- Running apps from ACR
- Deploying ACR apps in ACI
- Creating AKS clusters
- Deploying apps to AKS
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