5.2 - Running Containers in Azure

In this section we will cover the following topics:

• Container Instances
• Azure Kubernetes Service
• Container Registry
• Container Apps

Container Instances

Excercise 5.2.1

Expect to spend 30 minutes on this excercise

1. Prepare the environment
   • Create a new Resource Group
   • Provision a VNET
2. Deploy a Container Instance
   • Create a new Container Instance
   • For most of it, use the defaults (including the image)
   • But do connect it to the VNET
3. Deploy the Application Gateway
   • Create a new Azure Application Gateway
   • Go for the WAF_v2 SKU
   • Use your new subnet
   • Use a Public front-end configuration
   • Add your recently deployed ACI as the backend
   • Configure a routing rule from the public front-end to the ACI backed
   • Use unencrypted HTTP for now
4. Test your application

Azure Kubernetes Service

Container Registry

Container Apps

Excercise 5.2.2

Expect to spend 30 minutes on this excercise

1. Create a new Azure Kubernetes Service
   • For most of it, use the default settings
   • Disable Container Monitoring in the “Integrations Section”
2. Deploy a sample app
   • Go to your AKS cluster
   • Add a new workload, use the example YAML file
3. Test Around
   • Grab the public IP from the AKS Services
   • Wait a few minutes for the deployment to finish
   • Find the Resource Group that was created and search for your cluster’s name in the resource groups section.
   • Look around, check the NSG, for example.

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