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Module 8 Lecture

The document discusses different container options available in Azure, including Docker on VMs, Azure Container Apps, Azure Container Instances, Azure Container Registry, Azure Functions, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Red Hat OpenShift, Azure Service Fabric, and Azure Web App for Containers. It provides descriptions and common use cases for each option.

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Module 8 Lecture

The document discusses different container options available in Azure, including Docker on VMs, Azure Container Apps, Azure Container Instances, Azure Container Registry, Azure Functions, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Red Hat OpenShift, Azure Service Fabric, and Azure Web App for Containers. It provides descriptions and common use cases for each option.

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Containers in Azure

September, 2023
Agenda

• Overview. What are Containers?


• Containers. Advantages and Disadvantages
• What is Docker? Basic terminology.
• VM vs Containers.
• Containers in Azure
• Docker on VM.
• Azure Container APPs.
• Azure Container Instance (ACI).
• Azure Container Registry (ACR).
• Azure Functions.
• Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
• Azure Red Hat OpenShift.
• Azure Service Fabric.
• Azure Web App for Containers.
• Container option comparison.

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Overview. What are Containers?

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Overview. Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages Disadvantages

• Isolation • Security issues


• Portability • Performance
• Lightweight • Limited application
• Scalability support
• Rapid deployment • Persistent data storage
• Microservices • Windows container
architecture support
• Resource efficiency • Troubleshooting and
• Improved application monitoring
delivery • Learning curve
• Dependency and
configuration
management

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Overview. What is Docker?

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DOCKER BASIC TERMINOLOGY

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Overview. VM vs Containers

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Overview. Containers in Azure

Docker on VM

Azure Container APPs

Azure Container Instance (ACI)

Azure Container Registry (ACR)

Azure Functions

Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

Azure Red Hat OpenShift

Azure Service Fabric

Azure Web App for Containers

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Docker on a VM

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Azure Container APPs

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Azure Container Instances

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Azure Container Registry

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Azure Function

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Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

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Azure Red Hat OpenShift

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Azure Service Fabric (ASF)

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Azure Web App for Containers

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Container option comparisons
Service Name Description Common use case
Azure Container APPs Provides deploy apps from code or Microservices applications, processing jobs. ACA can
containers without orchestrating complex be a good fit if the feature set of ACI is not
infrastructure adequate, but the full functionality of Kubernetes is
not needed
Azure Container Provides a single pod of Hyper-V isolated Run containers in the cloud without having to
Instances containers on demand. manage any server.

Azure Container Registry Private container image registry with Store container images or helm charts and avoid
additional capabilities like image scanning. using public repositories like the Docker Hub.

Azure Function A serverless Functions-as-a-Service (FaaS) It's optimized for running event-driven applications
solution using the functions programming model.

Azure Kubernetes Provides a fully managed Kubernetes option Complex and distributed applications where you
Service in Azure. need to have more control and make efficient use of
infrastructure resources.
Azure Red Hat OpenShift A hybrid cloud platform as a service built The best choice for large enterprise environments
around Linux containers orchestrated and
managed by Kubernetes on a foundation of
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Azure Service Fabric Run distributed applications – what Azure Lift-and-shift workloads to systems with scalable
uses to build most of their cloud services. capabilities built-in. Mostly for Windows
applications, as the Kubernetes ecosystem is still
evolving.
Azure WebAPP Deploy and run container-based Simple and small applications
applications on Windows or Linux.

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Thank you for attention

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