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Managing container images in Azure

Managing container images in Azure - Windows Server Tutorial

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Managing container images in Azure

- [Instructor] In the previous segment, we created a container registry in Azure and then logged into that account using docker login. I want to show you a couple of things here that we didn't see when using the repository at docker hub. I'm going to start preparing an image to push into my Azure space and it will begin the same as when we pushed our image to the docker hub. We're going to start by using the docker tag command to assign a new name and tag to one of our images so that it will be queued up to be sent to the Azure space. The image that we want to send is the HR app, v3.1. The next thing I need to specify is the registry where this is being placed. Now, I've successfully logged in to my custom apps registry at Microsoft Azure but I'm going to need to specify that as my repository, just as I specified Microsoft to pull down base images and I specified my own docker hub account before. This begins with customapps.azurecr.io. I could have just as easily gone back to the…

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