In this video, learn how to operate the ACR service in order to run the containerized applications.
- We have successfully pushed the container image … to Azure container registry. … Now it's time to clean up our system … and remove the image logo. … This simulates the environment of one of our coworkers … who doesn't have the image built logo. … In reference to the code, … I'm going to remove both the container image I built … and the Alpine base image, as well. … (mouse clicking) … As I tacked the image I built … with the name of the container registry, … I also need to remove that. … Knowing my Docker extension of my visual studio code. … I have no images visible locally … and I can verify this by running Docker images list command. … Alternatively, to remove an image, … I could use the Docker RMI command with the F flag. … F stands for force. … Using the F flag I untag … and remove all images with the specified name. … Let's move over to windows terminal. … This time I have logged in … using Azure service principle credentials … to my Azure subscription. … I have also logged in to Azure container registry …
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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Video: Run your application from ACR