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Publishing container images for a microservices solution

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Publishing container images for a microservices solution

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- [Narrator] With the Docker files and Docker compose files in place, we're ready to create a release pipeline that creates the Docker images. Additionally, the pipeline should push those images to a container registry. There are different container registries that we could use. One of them is Azur Container Registry, which is an excellent option if you're planning to deploy your services in the Azure Cloud privately. Another option is Docker Hub, which is a well tested and very well known Container Registry managed by Docker itself. Docker Hub supports both private and public images. In this video we're going to push the images to Docker Hub because I want you to have access to these images for reference purposes. So, let's start by creating a new release pipeline. I'm going to select this empty job and as the artifact, I'm going to select the Azure Repos. And for the branch, I'm going to select the Docker branch…

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