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1.5. Run Containers by Using Azure Container Instance

Azure Container Instances let you run a container in Azure without managing virtual machines or a higher-level service. It offers per second billing, hypervisor-level security, custom container sizes to specify CPU and memory values, and the ability to directly mount Azure Files shares for persistent storage. Containers can run Linux or Windows.

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1.5. Run Containers by Using Azure Container Instance

Azure Container Instances let you run a container in Azure without managing virtual machines or a higher-level service. It offers per second billing, hypervisor-level security, custom container sizes to specify CPU and memory values, and the ability to directly mount Azure Files shares for persistent storage. Containers can run Linux or Windows.

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Azure Container Instances let you run a container in

Azure without managing virtual machines and without a


higher-level service

Per second billing

Hypervisor-level security

Advantages Custom sizes Specify exact values for CPU cores and memory.

Persistent storage Mount Azure Files shares directly to a container

Linux and Windows

Stop the containers when tasks are finished

Always Default for long-running tasks that service requests


Restart policies
Run containers by using Azure Container Types Never One time run
Instance
OnFailure Good for short lived tasks

Can be seen by CLI output by default


Env variables
user secure to hide

Events container attach can see start up events

Commands

collection of containers that get scheduled on the same


host machine
Container Groups
Share a lifecycle, resources, local network, and storage
volumes

az container logs --resource-group myResourceGroup --


View Logs
name myContainerGroup --container-name aci-tutorial-app

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