Microsoft Azure Developer: Deploying and Managing Containers
Azure offers multiple services that can run containers. This course helps you get started with Docker and introduces four key Azure services that simplify deploying individual containers or entire microservice applications.
What you'll learn
Docker is a great way to package and run applications, and Azure is a great platform to host containers. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Deploying and Managing Containers, you'll learn about the key Azure services that support containers. First, you'll learn the basics of Docker, including how to run containers locally, as well as build them from your own Dockerfiles. Next, you'll see how to push images to Azure Container Registry. Finally, you'll explore four different Azure services that can host containers, including Azure Kubernetes Service and Azure Service Fabric, learning how to get started with them and what unique benefits they offer. When you're finished with this course, you'll know several ways of deploying containers in Azure and how to choose the most appropriate one for your needs whether you are running a simple web app or an entire microservice application.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 1m
- Creating Images from Dockerfiles 5m
- Creating Dockerfiles 2m
- Multi-stage Dockerfiles 5m
- Demo: Building an Image from a Multi-stage Dockerfile 2m
- Container Registries 2m
- Demo: Creating an Azure Container Registry 4m
- Demo: Pushing an Image to Azure Container Registry 4m
- Module Summary 2m
- The Challenges of Microservices 2m
- Introducing Service Fabric 4m
- Demo: Setting up a Service Fabric Development Environment 2m
- Demo: Creating an Azure Service Fabric Cluster 5m
- Demo: Service Manifest 3m
- Demo: Application Manifest 3m
- Demo: Deploying Containers to a Service Fabric Cluster 3m
- Module Summary 1m
About the author
Mark Heath is a software developer based in Southampton, England, working for NICE Systems as a software architect creating cloud based digital evidence management systems for the police. He is the creator of NAudio, an open source audio framework for .NET. He is passionate about continually improving his skills and training other developers, and in recent years has been particularly focused on the challenges of creating scalable and reliable Azure-deployed systems. In his (very limited) spare t... more
