From the course: Docker on Azure (2019)
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Validate SG limits on Docker VM
- [Instructor] In a previous video, we created a security group and then we associated it with the virtual machine network interface for our Docker environment. So now we can start spinning up Docker resources and as long as we expose them just within the domains that we allowed, either port22, except that we have our SSH service there, 80 to 85 will allow us to actually talk to web front-end, and we included 443 in case we wanted to deploy an https style interface. Just so that the ports would be automatically available. Let's log in to our machine, and from there, test and validate that this does in fact work. So, the first thing we need to do is we need to log in to our machine and, luckily, we should have our SSH command, I did a Control + R to go find my SSH back into our Docker Azure VM. So this is our Docker machine. We have Docker running here, and we don't have any images running so let's go ahead and launch a…
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