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Containerize an app and upload to Azure Container Registry
From the course: Docker on Azure
Containerize an app and upload to Azure Container Registry
Hello, and welcome to this video on containerizing an application. In this demonstration, we'll walk through the following steps. We'll start by creating a new .NET Core project. We'll then install the necessary extension that will simplify the containerization process, that is, the Visual Studio Code Docker extension. We'll then containerize the application using the Docker file that's created, and we would test the containerized application locally. The steps that I will be following can be found in the LinkedIn GitHub repository for this course, in the chapter-01 folder and that would be the video-06 markdown file. So let's get started with the first task of creating a new .NET Core projects. So to do that, I'll run the commands that we have in the markdown file here. So first of all, we'll check the versions of the .NET SDKs installed and the runtimes installed. We'll create a new directory and then we'll create a new project. So let's go ahead and I'll copy that. And I'll go…
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From virtual machines to containers3m 48s
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Azure container options4m 19s
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Deploy a Lab Docker VM6m 56s
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From app to containerized app4m 40s
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Working with Azure Container Registry5m 23s
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Containerize an app and upload to Azure Container Registry5m 51s
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Push a container image to Azure Container Registry5m 54s
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Automating container builds using Azure DevOps7m
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Challenge: Automate container image updates33s
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Solution: Automate container image updates4m 10s
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