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1 Deploying Dockerized Apps to the Azure Container Service
Microsoft Virtual Academy Header Deploying Dockerized Apps to the Azure Container Service Blaize Stewart Produced by

2 What You Will Need Docker Toolbox for Windows or Mac or the Docker Client for Linux SSH tools for generating keys PuttyGen/Putty for Windows sshkeygen on Mac and Linux An Azure Subscription and the Appropriate Permissions to Create VM’s on Azure A Text Editor

3 What You Will Need To Know
A working knowledge of Docker and Containers If you aren’t familiar with Docker and Containers, Check out “Getting On Board with Docker” on WintellectNOW Some basic command for Docker

4 Azure Container Services
Azure Container Services are built to be an easy-to-install, best practice, scalable approach for deploying containers in cloud service provider. Azure Container Services uses Docker Swarm and/or DC/OS (based on Apache Mesos) to orchestrate the deployment of containers on Azure.

5 Docker Swarm Docker Client – comes with Toolbox
Swarm Manager – Orchestrates deployment and replication across Swarm Nodes Docker Hub – A repository of images that can be deployed as containers Swarm Node – A instance of Docker that runs containers

6 Docker Swarm on Azure Master Load Balancer – publically connects and load balances Swarm Masters Agent Load Balancer – publically connects and load balances nodes on the Swarm Azure Private Network -- provides an isolated network for masters and nodes to communicate Master Subnet and Agent Subnet – the subnets for each of the respective components.

7 Creating SSH Keys

8 Creating Azure Container Services

9 Connecting To Azure Container Services

10 Deploying Containers to Azure Container Services

11 Azure Container Services with DCOS

12 Wrapping Up Azure Container Services offers a great way to get Containers as a Service in the cloud. There are two ways: Swarm or DCOS Both ways are similar, but Swarm is leaner and simpler than DCOS. Both use Docker. Check out other videos about Docker and Azure networking resources.


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