By Morgan Lucas (she/her) , ft. the book ‘Bootstrapping Microservices With Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform: A Project-Based Guide’ by Ashley Davis. You can find the code used throughout the book here.
The app is containerized - The code is from the links above - and now I’m pushing it to my Container Registry in my Azure subscription through VS Code.
The wonderful thing is how VS Code and Docker work so well together when you have the Docker Extension.
Oddly. I did make a Container Registry in the GUI, but VS Code never acknowledged it. I had to make one in Visual Studio Code by right clicking one of the images and Push . it appears in subsequent pushings and pullings;
COSMODIA2 is the one I made in VS Code.
Questions:
Can we do this for Storage Accounts too?
What’s the difference between this and CI/CD, or is this simply CI/CD for a single, local user?
Can we put a CI/CD agent in this container to check our code?
Resources Used:
https://www.ntweekly.com/2019/08/01/connect-to-azure-container-registry-acr-directly-from-vs-code/