Create container apps by authoring a YAML configuration file that defines image, ingress, probes, and more, then save to git and deploy, paralleling Kubernetes and Terraform workflows.

Learn how to create and deploy Azure container apps using YAML configuration files, including setting up environments, secrets, ingress, scaling, and volumes for a ready-to-run app.

Export container app configurations to yaml using the container app show command, save to app_exported.yaml, and review the deployed application's settings in VS Code.

Explore Azure container apps jobs, containerized tasks that run on demand and trigger via manual, cron, or event-driven signals, with execution history and Azure Log Analytics for monitoring.

Learn how to create and run Azure container apps jobs, manually or on a schedule via a cron expression, and review execution history and logs with Log Analytics.

Learn how KEDA extends Kubernetes autoscaling with external metrics and event triggers, wiring to queues like Azure Service Bus or Kafka and scaling deployments or container apps.

KEDA enables autoscaling in Kubernetes and Azure container apps using metrics such as Azure Service Bus messages, RabbitMQ, Kafka, or HTTP requests to scale pods and jobs via HPA.

Configure KEDA to autoscale an Azure container apps job by pulling messages from Azure Service Bus with an event trigger, secret connection, and service bus scaling rules.

Demonstrates autoscaling container app jobs in Azure container apps using Keda and service bus messages. Shows Python apps authenticating to the service bus with a managed identity.

Configure Azure Container Apps with a managed identity to authenticate to the container registry and service bus, and set up keda autoscaling for the Python app from service bus messages.

Deploy Terraform resources on Azure using the Azure portal, Bash, or PowerShell. Configure auto scaling with KEDA and a Service Bus, simulate messaging, and monitor executions and logs.

Learn how to secure secrets in Azure container apps by defining secret values or using Azure Key Vault references, and access them via environment variables or secret volumes.

Demonstrates creating and reading secrets in Azure container apps using plain text and Key Vault references, exposed as environment variables or secret volumes.

Learn how Azure container apps use revisions to upgrade to v2 while keeping v1, enable canary and blue-green deployments, split traffic, and rollback with multiple concurrent revisions.

Describe creating a secondary revision, switch revision mode to multiple, and split traffic (80% to v1 and 20% to v2) between container app revisions in Azure container apps.

Explore logging options in Azure Container Apps, including container console logs and system logs, with real-time log streams, Log Analytics, Azure Monitor dashboards for metrics and debugging.

Explore Azure container apps logging options, including never save logs, save to Azure, or use log analytics with a workspace, and query console and system logs using Kusto for troubleshooting.

create and visualize azure container apps metrics and logs with grafana dashboards by deploying a container apps environment via terraform, configuring log analytics and azure monitor.

Explore how to build and push images to an Azure container registry, configure container apps to pull from the registry, and connect frontend and backend with environment variables and ports.

Build and deploy dockerized backend and frontend to Azure Container Apps by building in Docker or within ECR, pushing source code, and pulling images from ECR for private internal deployment.

Build and deploy a frontend container to Azure Container Apps by creating a Docker image in ECR, setting the backend API URL as an environment variable, and enabling public ingress.

Explore architecting Azure container apps deployments by building and pushing Docker images to a registry, deploying backend and frontend with ingress, and securing access using managed identity and ECR pull.

Define environment variables for resource names, create a resource group, and set up Azure container registry with a managed identity and no admin password for secure build, push, and pull.

build docker images for backend and frontend apis, push to ecr, then deploy container apps with a managed identity to access the registry and expose the backend on port 3500.

Build and push the frontend image to the container registry, then expose it via a public ingress on port 3000 using an environment variable that points to the backend API.

Explore storage options in Azure container apps: container file system, ephemeral storage, and Azure file shares. Use cases include local cache, inter-container file sharing, and external file access.

Discover how Azure Container Apps' container file system offers temporary storage tied to the container life cycle. Files stay private to that container and are not visible to other containers.

Demonstrates saving data in the container file system by deploying a container app with Azure CLI, then using container exec to write date.txt and view the current date.

Utilize ephemeral storage (emptyDir) in Azure container apps, bound to node operating system disk to preserve files for lifetime of a replica, and mount volumes across containers in same pod.

Demonstrates saving data in Azure Container Apps by using an emptyDir ephemeral storage, editing a YAML config, mounting the volume to an Nginx container, and persisting a date file.

Configure Azure file shares as volumes in container apps to persist data across containers. Learn to set up storage accounts, file shares, and YAML volume definitions for seamless access.

Demonstrates persisting data with Azure file share by mounting a file share to a container app running Nginx and updating the configuration via a yaml file.