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Objective - Implement An Application That Runs On An Azure Container Instance

1. The document describes how to implement an application running on an Azure Container Instance. It involves selecting a resource group, adding a container instance to it, configuring it to use a sample image, and reviewing and creating the container instance. 2. Once created, the document notes it will take a minute or two to complete, and provides instructions to monitor deployment progress. 3. When ready, users can view the container instance overview page and access the web app running in the container by copying and pasting the public IP address into a browser.

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Objective - Implement An Application That Runs On An Azure Container Instance

1. The document describes how to implement an application running on an Azure Container Instance. It involves selecting a resource group, adding a container instance to it, configuring it to use a sample image, and reviewing and creating the container instance. 2. Once created, the document notes it will take a minute or two to complete, and provides instructions to monitor deployment progress. 3. When ready, users can view the container instance overview page and access the web app running in the container by copying and pasting the public IP address into a browser.

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Objective – Implement an application that runs on an Azure Container


Instance
1. Select Home > Resource groups, then choose your resource group, such as oreilly-az300
2. At the top of the resource group window select + Add, search for and select “container
instances”, then choose Create. Enter the following configuration information. If not noted
below, use the defaults:

Resource group: oreilly-az300

Container name: az300-training

Region: West US

Image type: Public

Image name: mcr.microsoft.com/azuredocs/aci-helloworld

This sample container runs a basic app that shows a simple page to show how a
container instance can run web apps.

3. By default, network ports are mapped for TCP port 80 and a public IP address is created and
assigned to the container instance. When ready, select Review + create, then confirm the
details and choose Create
4. If needed, select the notification bell in the top right-hand corner to view deployment
progress as the container instance is created. It takes a minute or two to create the
container instance.
5. When ready, select Go to resource
6. From the overview page for the container instance, copy and paste the IP address as shown
on the right-hand side. Open a new browser tab or window and paste the IP address of the
container instance.

A simple page is displayed showing the web app running as a container instance.

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