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- A Cloud Guru
Build and Run a Container Using Azure ACR Tasks
Your manager asks you to run a container, but you don't have Docker installed on your desktop. You've recently learned about Azure ACR Tasks built into Cloud Shell and decide to give it a try. Your goal is to create a new container registry and use ACR Tasks to build, push, and run the container in Azure.
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Challenge
Start Cloud Shell
- Click the Cloud Shell icon (
>_) in the upper right. - Select Bash.
- Click Show advanced settings.
- Change Cloud Shell Region to the same region as the existing resource group.
- For Storage account, select Use existing.
- For File share, select Create new and give it a name of "fileshare".
- Click Create storage.
- Click the Cloud Shell icon (
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Challenge
Create a New Container Registry
- In the Azure portal, click the listed resource group name.
- Copy it to your clipboard.
- Create a new container registry, replacing
<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>with the name you just copied. - Change the directory to
clouddrive. - Create a Dockerfile.
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Challenge
Build an Image and Push to ACR
Build and push the image to Azure Container Registry using the newly created Dockerfile.
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Challenge
Run the New Container
Run the container.
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