From 0 to 100 Containers With .Net Core and Azure

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Creates a .NET producer and consumer that use Service Bus queues to feed a CPU‑bound job (demo simulates ~1s per message), builds a Docker image, pushes it to a registry, and deploys many parallel workers as Azure Container Instances; scales to 100 containers by exporting an ARM template and using a ARM template copy loop to create many instances on the fly, and shows the queue throughput jump as those containers pull the image, run the workload, and stop.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:55Workloads
3. 6:56Azure Portal
4. 10:30Visual Studio
5. 12:32Code
6. 17:28Consumer
7. 23:13Demo
8. 24:55Azure Registry
9. 27:13Serverless
10. 28:58Create

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