Create Web App from Docker Container in Azure

1. Click the Cloud Shell icon (>_) in the upper right.
2. Select Bash.
3. Click Show advanced settings.
4. Change Cloud Shell Region to the same location as your lab provided resource group.
5. For Storage account, select Use existing.
6. For File share, select Create new and give it a name of "fileshare".
7. Click Create storage.

1. Set the ACR (Azure Container Registry) variable. You can use any unique meaningful name for the "<ACR_NAME>":
2. In the Azure portal, click the listed resource group name.
3. Copy it to your clipboard.
4. In Cloud Shell, set the RG variable, replacing <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME> with the name you just copied.

Create a new Azure Container Registry.

1. Change the directory to clouddrive.

2. Clone the js-docker branch of the github repository.

3. Change the directory to js-docker.

4. Build and push the image to Azure Container Registry using ACR Tasks and the Dockerfile provided.

   Note: GitHub imposes rate limits for unauthenticated API requests (including cloning via HTTPS). If their limits are hit, GitHub may prompt for authentication when you try to clone the repository. Trying again in a bit will resolve that type of GitHub issue.

1. In the Azure portal, open the upper left menu and click App Services.

2. In the upper left, click +Create.

3. On the Create Web App page, set the following values:

   • Resource Group: Existing resource group
   • Name: Unique name
   • Publish: Docker Container

4. Click Explore pricing plans and select the Standard S1 size.

5. Click Apply.

6. Click Next: Docker.

7. In Image Source, select Azure Container Registry and click Review + create.