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Mario Ferraro
In this Guided Project, you will familiarize yourself with the Azure Container Registry, by creating a custom Container Registry to push and pull your own Docker images. You will build images and then run and publish a static web server and a Nextcloud instance, by using Azure Container Instances. You'll learn the basics of the Azure Command Line interface and you will learn how to build an image completely on the cloud.
Note: before taking this Guided Project, if you don't have an Azure subscription yet, please create an Azure Free Trial beforehand at https://portal.azure.com
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Suitable for learners already comfortable in the Microsoft Azure ecosystem
Ideal for learners looking to implement cloud-based solutions
Designed for learners with experience in container management and deployment
Presumes basic knowledge of Docker containerization
Requires learners to have an active Azure subscription or willingness to create one
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Review Docker Basics
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Refresh your understanding of Docker concepts and commands before starting the course.
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Docker
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Read Docker documentation
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Practice creating and running Docker containers
Azure Command Line Interface (CLI) Practice
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Strengthen your Azure CLI skills through practice, making it easier to navigate and manage Azure resources during the course.
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Azure CLI
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Set up Azure CLI
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Practice common CLI commands
Docker Image Basics
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Review the basics of Docker images to solidify your understanding of image building and manipulation.
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Docker Images
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Read documentation on Docker images
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Create a simple Docker image and push it to a registry
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Azure Command Line Interface Tutorial
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Gain familiarity with the Azure Command Line Interface to manage Azure resources.
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Install the Azure CLI
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Authenticate with your Azure account
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Create a resource group
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Create a virtual machine
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Connect to the virtual machine
Creating a Custom Container Registry with Azure Container Registry
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Practice creating a custom container registry on Azure to store and manage your Docker images.
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Follow the Microsoft Learn tutorial on creating an Azure Container Registry
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Push an image to your registry
Build a Simple Static Website with Docker and Azure Web App
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Follow a hands-on tutorial to create a static website using Docker and deploy it to Azure App Service, gaining practical experience.
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Static Website
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Find a suitable tutorial
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Follow the tutorial steps
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Deploy the website
Discussion Forum Participation
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Engage in discussions with classmates, asking and answering questions to clarify concepts and deepen your understanding.
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Post a question or comment on the course discussion forum
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Respond to questions or comments from other students
Study Group on Azure Container Registry
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Collaborate with peers to explore Azure Container Registry, exchange knowledge, and reinforce your understanding.
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Azure Container Registry
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Form or join a study group
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Discuss Azure Container Registry concepts
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Work on hands-on exercises together
Deploying Containers with Azure Container Instances
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Gain practical experience by deploying a static web server and a Nextcloud instance using Azure Container Instances.
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Use the Azure CLI to create a container group for the static web server
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Deploy the Nextcloud instance using the Azure Container Instances dashboard
Create a Docker image for a simple web application and then run this image on Azure Container Instances
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Learn Azure Container Instances and Docker by building and running a simple web app on the cloud.
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Azure Container Instances
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Create a new container registry in Azure
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Build a Docker image for your web application using Dockerfile
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Push your Docker image to the container registry
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Create a container instance using the Docker image you pushed
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Test the web application running on the container instance
Attend an Azure Container Workshop
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Deepen your understanding of Azure containers by attending a workshop, connecting with experts and gaining hands-on experience.
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Containers
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Find a suitable workshop
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Register and attend the workshop
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Engage in discussions and hands-on exercises
Blog Post: My Azure Container Journey
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Reflect on your experience with Azure Container Registry and Container Instances, highlighting key concepts and sharing your learnings.
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Write about the benefits of using Azure container services
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Discuss the challenges you faced and how you overcame them
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Share your insights and tips for other learners
Dockerize a Personal Project
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Enhance your learning by applying Docker to a personal project, gaining experience in containerizing and deploying your own applications.
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Identify a suitable project
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Create a Dockerfile
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Build and run the Docker image
Contribute to Open Source Container Projects
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Contribute back to the open-source community by participating in projects related to containers, such as Docker or Kubernetes.
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Identify open-source container projects that align with your skills
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Contribute code, documentation, or bug reports
Personal Project: Deploying a Serverless Application
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Challenge yourself by building and deploying a serverless application on Azure using the skills you've acquired in this course.
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Choose a project idea that aligns with your interests
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Design and implement the application architecture
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Deploy the application to Azure
Contribute to an Azure Container Project
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Make a meaningful contribution to the Azure container community by identifying and contributing to an open-source project, expanding your knowledge and skills.
Browse courses on
Azure Containers
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Find a suitable open-source project
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Review the project's documentation
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Identify an area to contribute
Review Docker Basics
Show steps
Refresh your understanding of Docker concepts and commands before starting the course.
Browse courses on
Docker
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Read Docker documentation
- Practice creating and running Docker containers
Azure Command Line Interface (CLI) Practice
Show steps
Strengthen your Azure CLI skills through practice, making it easier to navigate and manage Azure resources during the course.
Browse courses on
Azure CLI
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Set up Azure CLI
- Practice common CLI commands
Docker Image Basics
Show steps
Review the basics of Docker images to solidify your understanding of image building and manipulation.
Browse courses on
Docker Images
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Read documentation on Docker images
- Create a simple Docker image and push it to a registry
13 other activities
Expand to see all activities and additional details
Show all 16 activities
Azure Command Line Interface Tutorial
Show steps
Gain familiarity with the Azure Command Line Interface to manage Azure resources.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Install the Azure CLI
- Authenticate with your Azure account
- Create a resource group
- Create a virtual machine
- Connect to the virtual machine
Creating a Custom Container Registry with Azure Container Registry
Show steps
Practice creating a custom container registry on Azure to store and manage your Docker images.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Follow the Microsoft Learn tutorial on creating an Azure Container Registry
- Push an image to your registry
Build a Simple Static Website with Docker and Azure Web App
Show steps
Follow a hands-on tutorial to create a static website using Docker and deploy it to Azure App Service, gaining practical experience.
Browse courses on
Static Website
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a suitable tutorial
- Follow the tutorial steps
- Deploy the website
Discussion Forum Participation
Show steps
Engage in discussions with classmates, asking and answering questions to clarify concepts and deepen your understanding.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Post a question or comment on the course discussion forum
- Respond to questions or comments from other students
Study Group on Azure Container Registry
Show steps
Collaborate with peers to explore Azure Container Registry, exchange knowledge, and reinforce your understanding.
Browse courses on
Azure Container Registry
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Form or join a study group
- Discuss Azure Container Registry concepts
- Work on hands-on exercises together
Deploying Containers with Azure Container Instances
Show steps
Gain practical experience by deploying a static web server and a Nextcloud instance using Azure Container Instances.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Use the Azure CLI to create a container group for the static web server
- Deploy the Nextcloud instance using the Azure Container Instances dashboard
Create a Docker image for a simple web application and then run this image on Azure Container Instances
Show steps
Learn Azure Container Instances and Docker by building and running a simple web app on the cloud.
Browse courses on
Azure Container Instances
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Create a new container registry in Azure
- Build a Docker image for your web application using Dockerfile
- Push your Docker image to the container registry
- Create a container instance using the Docker image you pushed
- Test the web application running on the container instance
Attend an Azure Container Workshop
Show steps
Deepen your understanding of Azure containers by attending a workshop, connecting with experts and gaining hands-on experience.
Browse courses on
Containers
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a suitable workshop
- Register and attend the workshop
- Engage in discussions and hands-on exercises
Blog Post: My Azure Container Journey
Show steps
Reflect on your experience with Azure Container Registry and Container Instances, highlighting key concepts and sharing your learnings.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Write about the benefits of using Azure container services
- Discuss the challenges you faced and how you overcame them
- Share your insights and tips for other learners
Dockerize a Personal Project
Show steps
Enhance your learning by applying Docker to a personal project, gaining experience in containerizing and deploying your own applications.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a suitable project
- Create a Dockerfile
- Build and run the Docker image
Contribute to Open Source Container Projects
Show steps
Contribute back to the open-source community by participating in projects related to containers, such as Docker or Kubernetes.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify open-source container projects that align with your skills
- Contribute code, documentation, or bug reports
Personal Project: Deploying a Serverless Application
Show steps
Challenge yourself by building and deploying a serverless application on Azure using the skills you've acquired in this course.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Choose a project idea that aligns with your interests
- Design and implement the application architecture
- Deploy the application to Azure
Contribute to an Azure Container Project
Show steps
Make a meaningful contribution to the Azure container community by identifying and contributing to an open-source project, expanding your knowledge and skills.
Browse courses on
Azure Containers
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a suitable open-source project
- Review the project's documentation
- Identify an area to contribute
Career center
Learners who complete Azure: deploy a Web Server using the Container Registry will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
Web Developer
Web Developer
A Web Developer is someone who may design and develop websites and web applications in addition to other software. This course helps build a foundation in an in-demand skill by teaching the user how to build and deploy a web server using container technology. This course may be useful for learning basic knowledge of container registry and deployment.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer is someone who may design, build, and maintain software systems. This course helps build a foundation in an in-demand skill by teaching the user how to build and deploy a web server using container technology.
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrator
A Systems Administrator is someone who may install, configure, and maintain computer systems. This course helps build a foundation in an in-demand skill by teaching the user how to build and deploy a web server using container technology.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect is someone who may design and build cloud computing solutions. This course may be useful for learning about deployment using container technology in the cloud.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineer
A DevOps Engineer is someone who may automate and streamline software development and deployment processes. This course may be useful for learning about deployment using container technology.
IT Consultant
IT Consultant
An IT Consultant is someone who may provide advice and guidance to organizations on how to use information technology. This course may be useful for learning about deployment using container technology.
Cloud Engineer
Cloud Engineer
A Cloud Engineer is someone who may design, build, and maintain cloud computing systems. This course may be useful for learning about deployment using container technology in the cloud.
IT Project Manager
IT Project Manager
An IT Project Manager is someone who may plan, execute, and deliver IT projects. This course may be useful for learning about deployment using container technology.
Data Engineer
Data Engineer
A Data Engineer is someone who may design and build data pipelines and systems. This course may be useful for learning about container technology, which is commonly used for data processing and storage.
Machine Learning Engineer
Machine Learning Engineer
A Machine Learning Engineer is someone who may design and build machine learning models and systems. This course may be useful for learning about container technology, which is commonly used for deploying machine learning models.
Security Engineer
Security Engineer
A Security Engineer is someone who may design and implement security measures for computer systems. This course may be useful for learning about container security.
Network Engineer
Network Engineer
A Network Engineer is someone who may design and maintain computer networks. This course may be useful for learning about container networking.
Database Administrator
Database Administrator
A Database Administrator is someone who may design and maintain databases. This course may be useful for learning about containerized databases.
Full-Stack Developer
Full-Stack Developer
A Full Stack Developer is someone who may design and build both the front-end and back-end of web applications. This course may be useful for learning about deployment using container technology.
Technical Writer
Technical Writer
A Technical Writer is someone who may write documentation and other materials about technical products and services. This course may be useful for learning about container technology.
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Provides a deep dive into Docker, covering advanced topics such as Docker architecture, Docker Networking, and Docker security. It's a good choice for those who want to learn more about the inner workings of Docker and how to use it effectively in production environments.
Provides a comprehensive introduction to Azure, covering the basics of cloud computing, Azure services, and Azure management. It's a good choice for those who are new to Azure and want to quickly get up to speed.
Provides a hands-on guide to Docker, covering everything from the basics to advanced topics such as Docker Compose and Docker Swarm. It's a good choice for those who want to learn more about Docker and containerization through practical examples.
Provides a comprehensive guide to Azure architecture, covering topics such as cloud design principles, application architecture, and data architecture. It's a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about how to design and implement scalable and reliable Azure solutions.
This online tutorial provides a quickstart guide to using Azure Container Instances, a managed service for running containers in the cloud.
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Provides a broad overview of cloud computing, covering the underlying concepts, technologies, and architectures. It's a good choice for those who want to gain a deeper understanding of the fundamentals of cloud computing.
This online tutorial provides a quickstart guide to using Docker, a platform for building and running containerized applications.
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Suitable for learners already comfortable in the Microsoft Azure ecosystem
Ideal for learners looking to implement cloud-based solutions
Designed for learners with experience in container management and deployment
Presumes basic knowledge of Docker containerization
Requires learners to have an active Azure subscription or willingness to create one
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