Azure and Containers, the tale of the two inseparable friends
summary
Shows every Azure hosting option beyond AKS and proves each with demos: a Node.js image named ninja-cat-nodejs gets built locally, pushed to Azure Container Registry via az acr login and docker push (or az acr build in one command), then runs successfully on Azure Container Instances (spin up ~1 minute) and on Web Apps, while AKS handles front/back deployments with Redis persistence and scales to ~100 nodes and hundreds of pods as expected. Also covers Azure Kubernetes Service engine, Container Apps for event-driven autoscaling, Service Fabric for mixed .NET/containers, and Azure Arc for centralized management.
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