Tobias Zimmergren • 2/18/2019

Azure Container Instances - C# .NET Core apps running as containers in your private Azure Container Registry

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial on building a C# .NET Core console application, containerizing it with Docker, and deploying it to Azure Container Instances (ACI) via a private Azure Container Registry (ACR). It covers prerequisites like having an Azure subscription, Docker tools, and Azure CLI, then walks through building the app, creating a Docker image, enabling admin access on ACR, and pushing the image. The focus is on running single or few containers without orchestration, ideal for low-maintenance scenarios.

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