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HI Milan, why are you tagging the image with the commit sha? This way the already present "latest" image won't be replaced with a newest one, how can solve this so this way the services that are actually using the latest version of app could still use the "real latest" one?
Used SHA just to have each commit give me a different image. We can update the tagging section to include SHA + "latest": tags: | ${{ env.AZURE_CONTAINER_REGISTRY }}.azurecr.io/${{ env.CONTAINER_APP_NAME }}:${{ github.sha }} ${{ env.AZURE_CONTAINER_REGISTRY }}.azurecr.io/${{ env.CONTAINER_APP_NAME }}:latest
Hello Milan. Thank for this video. Could you please do a version, where you integrate SQL or MongoDb with API? I would like to see how the connection is established with a db in Azure Container apps. Conside SQL as a container as itself
Think of App Service as a simple hosting platform for containerized web apps, while Container Apps is more like a lightweight, managed Kubernetes for complex applications.
Great video, I would recommend a video to pre configure net apire host containers like redis, kafka or databases... I set a shared volume with host redis and kafka (withVolume(name, isReadOnly:false)) but the kafka was no able to write due to permission, I dont want you to do my research (wich I am doing) just I haven't found a video about this two topics. 👍
I kept learning about other topics and just disabled the option an just used a persistent container meanwhile, I will check if sharing volumes causes the conflic of permissions (most likely), but on the other side I am most interest about how to correctly preconfigure the host containers (config files, set users and passwords, accept terms of services, execute code after is ready). Thank for the time and the awesome videos.
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Why can't the CDC just give the code?
Excellent demo! Thanks for making it.
My pleasure!
This is awesome! I hope to see this in azure pipelines some day 😅, thx for this content
Make it happen
Amazing! make an example that includes database and some redis or keycloak please and thank you for being my teacher for a long time :)
Coming next week :)
Awesome video Milan! Learnt lot of things, thank you so much
Happy to hear that!
Useful video 😊
Thanks 😊
Thanks again for an awesome content. I'd love to see more azure devops videos here.
Will do!
HI Milan, why are you tagging the image with the commit sha?
This way the already present "latest" image won't be replaced with a newest one, how can solve this so this way the services that are actually using the latest version of app could still use the "real latest" one?
Used SHA just to have each commit give me a different image. We can update the tagging section to include SHA + "latest":
tags: |
${{ env.AZURE_CONTAINER_REGISTRY }}.azurecr.io/${{ env.CONTAINER_APP_NAME }}:${{ github.sha }}
${{ env.AZURE_CONTAINER_REGISTRY }}.azurecr.io/${{ env.CONTAINER_APP_NAME }}:latest
Hello Milan. Thank for this video. Could you please do a version, where you integrate SQL or MongoDb with API? I would like to see how the connection is established with a db in Azure Container apps. Conside SQL as a container as itself
We could use secrets from Key Vault to pass the connection string, or maybe Azure App Configuration. Great idea for a future video.
@@MilanJovanovicTech would like to see a practical example on communication between 2 containers
I second that.
Enjoying the new “deployment series” getting the real world working. Watching newest to latest though, 😂
Thanks!
Great video
Thanks!
what is the advantage of using azure container over appService?
It's better suited for microservices, since it's an abstraction on top of k8s
how to get the docker file?........is it something that is built in or it needs you to build?
You can build it
What is difference between Azure App Service Container and Azure Container App?
Think of App Service as a simple hosting platform for containerized web apps, while Container Apps is more like a lightweight, managed Kubernetes for complex applications.
@@MilanJovanovicTech thanks
Thanks for sharing Milan, Will you share an example with Multiple Environments?
Yeah, sure
If I have money to buy only 1 course which one should I get? Modular monolith or Clean architecture?
MMA if you have a bit of experience with software architecture.
CA is you're a beginner.
Great video, I would recommend a video to pre configure net apire host containers like redis, kafka or databases... I set a shared volume with host redis and kafka (withVolume(name, isReadOnly:false)) but the kafka was no able to write due to permission, I dont want you to do my research (wich I am doing) just I haven't found a video about this two topics. 👍
I don't think they should be sharing volumes 🤔 But just my hunch, do let me know what you find
I kept learning about other topics and just disabled the option an just used a persistent container meanwhile, I will check if sharing volumes causes the conflic of permissions (most likely), but on the other side I am most interest about how to correctly preconfigure the host containers (config files, set users and passwords, accept terms of services, execute code after is ready). Thank for the time and the awesome videos.