This Azure tutorial will discuss the Azure web app for containers. Also, we will discuss on the below topics
- Create an Azure web app for containers
- Azure Web App for Containers Pricing
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Azure web app for containers
Azure Web App for Containers is a component of the Azure App Service platform and is an excellent option for developers who need more control over the runtime, framework, and tooling of a web application.
Azure Web App For Containers Tutorial
This is an excellent Azure service that helps developers to package their application and all related dependencies in a container and then host the container on the Web Application.
- Web App for Containers is purely a Platform as a Service (Paas)
- It runs on a single container and can also run on multiple containers using a docker-compose.
- The web app for containers supports both Windows and Linux docker containers.
- Web App for Container supports different DevOps tools such as Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Maven, etc
- In the case of non-Microsoft applications, we need to install all the dependencies before hosting the main application.
Azure Web App for Containers Pricing
You will get paid for the Azure web app for container based on the app service plan you have.
You can check out the web app for containers pricing now.
Create an Azure web app for containers
Now, let’s discuss how to create an Azure web app for containers in the Azure portal.
- Log in to the Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com/)
- Click on the + Create a resource button from the left navigation.
Or, for the same option, you can click on the + Create a resource button from the Azure services section.
- Now, search for a web app for containers from the New page.
- For the same option, you can also search for the web app for containers directly after logging in to the Azure portal.
- Click on the Create button
- For the same option, you can also search for the web app for containers directly after login into the Azure portal. Then click on the search result Web App for Containers under Marketplace.
In the Web App window, From the Basics tab, Fill the below details
- Subscription: Choose your subscription details.
- Resource Group: You can create a new resource group by clicking the Create new link, or you can select the existing Resource Group.
- Name: Provide a name
- Publish: Choose the Docker container for the Publish option.
- Operating System: You can choose Linux or Windows as the operating system.
- Region: You can choose your region.
- Linux Plan(Central US): You can create a new one, or you use the default one selected based on your region.
- SKU and Size: This option will auto-populate based on the selected Linux plan.
- Click the Next: Docker > button to go to the tab.
- In the Docker tab, keep the default option as it is. You can also change as per your business needs.
- Now click on the Next: Monitoring > button to go to the Monitoring tab.
- Keep the default option as it is in the Monitoring tab.
- Click on the Next: Tags > button to go to the Tags tab.
- Don’t change anything on the Tags tab. Keep the default option as it is
- Now click on the Next: Review + create > button.
- Click on the Create button. You can see below the deployment is completed. Click on the Go to Resource button.
See below it is created successfully.
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Conclusion
In this Azure tutorial, We discussed
- Azure web app for containers
- Create an Azure web app for containers
- Azure Web App for Containers Pricing
Hope, you have enjoyed this article !!!
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