Thanks for the video, it's very useful. I just have a question related to the topic. I'm new to this. I successfully created the image with simple get and post requests in Node JS. The image runs fine locally, however when I host it in Azure Web App with container registry, only the Get request works, the POST request somehow automatically becomes Get and cannot be found when i call it. Do you have any ideas about what may cause this? Thanks
That's the perfect example of how to share maximum benefits in minimum time! super concise & useful!
Thank you sir. This is the simplest no nonsense video. Keep up the good work 👍
Glad it helped
huge thanks! best video out there for this operation
Glad it helped!
tienes un ejemplo de una contaniner instance conectado a esta imagen ?
great tutorial, exactly what I needed
Great to hear!
thank you for this tutorial!
How to make this name dynamic so that it takes name of tag automatically instead of hardcoding in docker push command
Thanks for the video, it's very useful. I just have a question related to the topic. I'm new to this. I successfully created the image with simple get and post requests in Node JS. The image runs fine locally, however when I host it in Azure Web App with container registry, only the Get request works, the POST request somehow automatically becomes Get and cannot be found when i call it. Do you have any ideas about what may cause this? Thanks
Probably check settings around CORS
Thank you so much brother
Thanks WebMagic.
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks mate.. cheers
Thanks
thanks, very helpful
is it possible to push a docker image to azure container registry via github actions cicd???
Yes
Yes but you'll need to put your access keys in a github secret store, beyond that it's fairly simple
good video
Thank you
Thanks
No problem