Azure Kubernetes Service Baseline - The Hard Way
Are you ready to tackle Kubernetes on Azure like a pro? Embark on the “AKS Baseline - The Hard Way” and prepare for a journey that’s likely to be a mix of command line, detective work and revelations. This is a serious endeavour that will equip you with deep insights and substantial knowledge. As you navigate through the intricacies of Azure, you’ll not only face challenges but also accumulate a wealth of learning that will sharpen your skills and broaden your understanding of cloud infrastructure. Get set for an enriching experience that’s all about mastering the ins and outs of Azure Kubernetes Service!
How to deploy a Local Docker Container to Azure Container Apps
While using Docker for local development provides a seamless experience, deploying containers to production, or a test environment can be quite challenging with the number of offerings available, and not very straightforward processes. In this post, we are going to deploy a local docker container to Azure using Azure Container services, entirely from the CLI. The process takes advantage of the following Azure Services: Azure Resource Groups Azure Container Registry Azure Container Apps Azure Container Apps EnvironmentAzure Kubernetes Service Baseline - The Hard Way, Part Deux
Have you suffered through our blog named Azure Kubernetes Service Baseline - The Hard Way? Well, it's time for some more hard work as we bring you the next episode "Azure Kubernetes Service Baseline - The Hard Way, Part Deux" which looks into securing the workloads in your Kubernetes cluster even further using Workload Identity, Network Policies and Microsoft Defender for Containers.Azure Container Apps Jobs in a secure Landing Zone
Are you looking for deploying your microservices containerized workloads with short run tasks triggered by events or based on a schedule or by other service with a production grade infrastructure? Then, look no further and dive deep into this article about Azure Container Apps Landing Zone Accelerator that helps to build and deploy containerized workloads faster to production. The new scenario covers about the ACA Jobs feature with a sample application demonstrating all the three different trigger types.Deploy Tensorflow Machine Learning models on Azure Container Apps
In this blog post we will walk through how to deploy Machine Learning models in Azure Container Apps. To start with we will discuss why Azure Container Apps can be a great destination for CPU based machine learning models and then we will begin a walkthrough of how to get started. The walkthrough covers deploying a food recognition model with an API as well as a separate front end built in React to pass the image for processing.Announcing support of OCI v1.1 specification in Azure Container Registry
Azure Container Registry announces support for the latest stable release v1.1.0, which provides a production-ready support for OCI artifacts in addition to container images. By supporting the new version of OCI, ACR can store, distribute, and discover non-container content as OCI artifacts in addition to container images, which expands the possibilities of what can be stored in a container registry.
