# 1. create a container registry

# 2. docker login the registry
# get the access informaiton from Access Key
docker login login_server_name.azurecr.us -u registry_name -p passwd

# 3. build an image
docker build -t login_server_name.azurecr.us/image_name .
# or rename an exist image
docker image tag old_image_name login_server_name.azurecr.us/image_name

# 4. push image to the registry
docker push login_server_name.azurecr.us/image_name

# 5. pull image from the registry
docker pull login_server_name.azurecr.us/image_name
            

a solution for any scenario that can operate in isolated containers, without orchestration

doesn't yet support port mapping, need expose the app access port directly

not scalable

# 1. create a container instance
# set up the exposed port to be the port of app
# set up DNS name label

# 2. access with IP and port
ip:port
# or access with domain and port
FQDN:port
            

open-source container orchestration platform

highly scalable and customizable

host enterprise grade web application service

Azure Container Orchestration 101: Azure Web Apps vs ACI vs AKS