This is the first post of two post series, which explains how to deploy containerized Web App to the Azure App Service Web App via Azure DevOps CD pipelines.The first post explains how to create a docker image and push it to the Azure container registry via Azure DevOps build.
Let’s look at the steps.
1. As the first step let’s create an Azure container registry.The container registry is the place where container images are saved.Azure provide facility to create our own private registries.Hence let’s create an ACR called DemoWebApp to save our container images.You can learn how to create an ACR from my previous post Create Azure Container Registry – Part1.
2. Create Azure DevOps project with a Git repo. Find guide here.
3. Now prepare the development environment to create a container image of the simple .NET core application.
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