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Thank you. Very useful. Does the IP change if we re-build the docker?

Much appreciated!

dude u just saved my life........ thanks and respect from INDIA...

Great video! very detailed explainations! I have a quick question. The container published to Azure container registry will be public assessible as well? thx

That's what i'm looking for last 2 days.. Thank you for explain 😊

I have created aci with public IP,now i need to add static ip with existing aci public IP,is it possible?

Hi yes great and very easy to understand, although wanted to check if it is possible to change the IP to a more readable URL

Fast and to the point! Many thanks.

can't get a file upload button to show on my swagger ui.

Hey, that's my son's name, Rowan lol.

Thanks!!!

what if Docker desktop is not available? wsl2 is not being installed on my machine to run docker. can someone help me please?

Thanks Rowan, what is the best way to source the connection string from keyvault instead of local.settings?

You saved me!

In my own tenant, can I create multiple Enterprise Applications from the same App Registration?

Thanks!

Why did you go with a container vs Azure function? Containers look to be more expensive. What am I missing?

Great video 2 mins later and my project is ready to go !

Thank you for this video! Was exactly was I needed. I have one problem though: the IP of my container does not automatically change from the private to the in the gateway configured public one. Any ideas what could provoke this behaviour?

Rowan - your series on container instances in Azure has been great!

Thanks. Enterprise application is not great naming for what it intended for and hence it confuses people in general. But good explanation.

Thanks for the explanation, it's very precise, sort and easy. The problem for me is simply that is not running, the container is stopped by Azure for no reason apparently every time that i try to run it. In the overview of the container I got a warning message: "One or more of the containers in 'fastapitest' are in a 'Waiting' state and may not be running'. I've tried with my own fastapi container and also with your exact same code from github. I wonder if Microsoft has change something. Thanks a lot!

Excellent! Thank you!

thanks man, you saved me

thanks for the video, question...¿how publish a web api with application gw in this format ip:port? thks again

Great tutorial. Thanks!

very good video a service to the community :) i was going to use the threat analysis tool by Microsoft do you think that is good for mapping out Azure? thnx.

Damn, i not use to comment videos, but you deserve it. I send you a firm, solid and dry, 3 seconds hand shake sir.

Thanks Rowan, just what I was looking for!

How would you configure this to run the app before running the tests and tear down the app after running them? I visited the GitHub link, but there are no hooks there.

Thank you so much 🙏

If you're looking to leverage GPU capabilities within your containerized applications on Azure, it's important to be aware that accessing GPU resources for Azure Container Instances requires applying for a quota. However, there's a possibility that your request might not be approved due to current limitations and high demand for GPU resources. (my application wasn't approved) As a result, an alternative and more reliable approach would be to provision a Virtual Machine (VM) equipped with a GPU. You can then deploy your Docker containers on this VM. Additionally, it would be greatly beneficial for users like myself if you could provide a detailed tutorial on this process.

Hey, thank you so much for this amazing tutorial. I did everything you did step by step. I created the container instance. I'm getting an error on Azure, "One or more of the containers in 'aci-fast-api' are in a 'Waiting' state and may not be running. Click here to view container statuses." I waited, restarted but still getting the same error. Should I have done something in Azure before doing your tutorial. It's my first time using Azure and I'm really confuse on how to fix this error

Would love to know how to do this in Java, but I understand that would be quite a bit more complicated.

thank you very informative

wonderfully stripped down to essentials -- the MS documentation for the same need (deploy a FastAPI Python Server using docker in Azure) adds a lot of unnecessary steps if you just want a pure API server as you have shown, thanks!

Instant sub. Extremely fast, thorough and easy explanation.

Thanks I was able to get the public ip address but the problem is I need a https for integrating it with with frontend how can I do so ?

Thank you Rowan. However, I do have an issue with the private IP address that keeps on changing each time the container is being pulled, killed and restarted? I could not find how to make THAT IP static? any ideas? is it not supported? Thanks.

I your video! To the point and helpful! I followed your video deployed a fastapi to Azure. Everything is fine when I do docker test locally. But the container instance I created cannot be started (kept being killed and start). If you have any insights?

keep going !

I really hate the way you chose to talk , but thanks for the video

Very well made. I was struggling for a few hours until I came across your video. Concise and straight to the point!

How can you add HTTP authentication to a Container App? I know we could add it at the application layer, but then we'd get billed for even unauthorized attempts..

Hi Rowan, i have a question: its possible to attach a public ip address to a container instance without delete it or create a new one? thx for the video, its excellent!

step on Azure that free or not sir ? and necessary to use with Dockerfile ?

Very useful video. I have a question, how could I add the option to have a file upload button?

Really Helpful, thank you very much and clear

Thank so much please upload more more ...

Great job. Thank you.