Docker, Docker Compose and Docker Desktop
The most anticipated Azuretar video series has arrived. Jorge Arteiro and Fernando Rolnik will show everything about Windows containers. We will show topics on how this technology works, how to modernize legacy applications and more. Part 1 – Demos and Introduction In the initial video, we break the tradition and start with demos, showing how to build and run […]
Windows Containers – Video Series Read More »
Our Docker Captain Nuno Corsair came to Azuretar today to show a demo from his last article. He will show how to deploy a docker-compose on an Azure Container Instance straight from the docker CLI. If you miss our first Docker ACI demo, you can check it here. Check the detailed instructions, plus bonus content
Run Serverless Pod on Azure ACI with Docker Compose Read More »
Fernando Rolnik and Jorge Arteiro tried the new Docker functionality that allows running docker containers as Azure Container Instances (ACI) straight from your docker CLI. You only need an Azure Account, the free account is suitable to test it. Download and install the latest Docker Desktop Edge (From 19.03.12) docker version and check the version
Using Docker Desktop to run serverless Azure Container Instance ACI in 5 minutes Read More »
I want to stretch every dollar that I spend on the cloud. I run a handful of web applications on Heroku, and like everyone else, run a suite of smoke tests and load tests on every release increment in a non-production environment. Load tests are important: they help us not only to understand the limits
Cheapskate’s Journey to On-Demand Load Tests on Heroku with Locust Read More »
Azure App Service on Linux has several prefabricated Docker images that support applications written in languages such as .NET core, PHP, and Node.js. App Service also supports using your own Docker image to spin up a container for your application. A useful configuration feature of App Service on Linux is the Startup File configuration that you can set as part of
Using Startup Command to Pass Command Line Arguments to Azure App Service for Linux Read More »
VS Code remote development is a brilliant feature from the VS Code team. Using the extensions available in the VS Code remote extension pack, you can develop your applications in an external development environment viz. a remote server (through SSH), containers, and WSL. The premise of the three modes of development is the same. The application code
