Running containerized applications on Azure Container Services
summary
Live demos show a Docker image starting a browser game with both Windows and Linux containers, using docker run, docker commit and docker-compose up to spin a web tier, API and SQL Server locally. Images get pushed to Azure Container Registry, clusters land on ACS/AKS or Service Fabric, kubectl creates deployments and kubectl scale performs rolling scaleouts with an Azure load balancer. CI/CD uses VSTS to build images, tag by build ID, and deploy with zero‑downtime rollouts.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30What is the problem
- 0:55Example
- 4:39Technology behind containers
- 6:24Windows containers
- 8:32What are containers
- 9:57Commandline interface
- 10:13Build an image
- 10:48docker run
- 17:23container registry
- 17:58docker hub
- 18:38Azure Container Registry
- 22:14Multiple containers
- 22:51Docker Compose
- 23:54Docker Build
- 24:34Create multiple networks
- 25:25Create docker compose files
- 26:18Create new docker compose file
- 34:03Configuration builder
- 37:52Moving to production
- 41:23Azure Container Services
- 45:26Kubernetes Services
- 47:56Coop Control Demo
- 53:54Continuous Delivery Demo
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