Azure Container Instances: Getting Started

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Mark Heath

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:49

2. Introducing Azure Container Instances

01. Course Introduction.mp4

01:15

02. The Docker Revolution.mp4

01:09

03. Hosting Containers in Azure.mp4

02:26

04. Why Azure Container Instances-.mp4

02:09

05. ACI Pricing Model.mp4

02:32

06. When to Use Azure Container Instances.mp4

04:03

07. ACI Features.mp4

01:55

08. Container Groups.mp4

00:58

09. ACI and Orchestrators.mp4

02:30

10. Module Summary.mp4

01:08

3. Running Containerized Tasks

01. Module Introduction.mp4

01:10

02. Creating Azure Container Instances.mp4

01:15

03. Azure CLI - Getting Set Up.mp4

01:11

04. Azure CLI - Creating a Container Group.mp4

01:30

05. Demo - Creating a Container Group.mp4

05:57

06. Using PowerShell to Create Containers.mp4

02:17

07. Demo - Creating a Windows Container.mp4

04:43

08. Demo - Creating a Private Container Registry.mp4

03:59

09. Demo - Using a Private Container Registry.mp4

03:10

10. Module Summary.mp4

01:55

4. Mounting Volumes

01. Module Introduction.mp4

02:23

02. Mounting Azure File Shares.mp4

02:50

03. Demo - Creating an Azure File Share.mp4

03:17

04. Demo - Mounting a Volume.mp4

02:30

05. Demo - Viewing Log and File Share Output.mp4

02:01

06. Git Repository Volumes.mp4

02:00

07. Demo - Creating a Web App.mp4

03:07

08. Demo - Using a Git Repo.mp4

05:06

09. Secret Volumes.mp4

00:56

10. Demo - Secret Volumes.mp4

02:11

11. Empty Volumes.mp4

02:29

12. Module Summary.mp4

01:23

5. Deploying Container Groups

01. Module Introduction.mp4

02:23

02. When Not to Use Container Groups.mp4

02:01

03. Implementing the Sidecar Pattern.mp4

03:14

04. Demo - Defining an ARM Template.mp4

04:42

05. Demo - Deploying an ARM Template.mp4

02:02

06. Demo - Managing Container Groups.mp4

01:55

07. Integrating with Azure Functions.mp4

03:07

08. Integrating with Azure Logic Apps.mp4

01:31

09. Integrating with Azure Kubernetes Service.mp4

01:51

10. Module Summary.mp4

01:27

Description

Azure Container Instances is the quickest and easiest way to run containers in Azure. This course will teach you how to create and manage your containers, and how ACI can be used to provide elastic scale for Kubernetes.

What You'll Learn?

Azure Container Instances is the quickest and easiest way to run containers in Azure and offers a cost-effective per-second billing model. In this course, Azure Container Instances: Getting Started, you'll learn how to create and manage your ACI containers with a few simple Azure CLI commands. First, you'll learn the basics of how to specify the networking, image location, and resource requirements of your containers. Next, you'll see how you can mount volumes to your containers. Finally, you'll explore the benefits of hosting multiple containers in a single container group to implement the "sidecar" pattern and add elastic scale to a Kubernetes cluster. When you’re finished with this course, you'll be able to integrate ACI containers into your own cloud-based applications, allowing you to rapidly provision containers on-demand.

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Mark Heath

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Mark Heath is a software developer based in Southampton, England, working for NICE Systems as a software architect creating cloud based digital evidence management systems for the police. He is the creator of NAudio, an open source audio framework for .NET. He is passionate about continually improving his skills and training other developers, and in recent years has been particularly focused on the challenges of creating scalable and reliable Azure-deployed systems. In his (very limited) spare time, he enjoys home studio recording, football and theology, and spending time with his five very energetic children.

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