Day 29: Working with Azure Container Registry (ACR)

Task: The Nautilus DevOps team has been tasked with setting up a containerized application. They need to create a Azure Container Registry (ACR) to store their Docker images. Once the repository is created, they will build a Docker image from a Dockerfile located on the azure-client host and push this image to the ACR repository. This process is essential for maintaining and deploying containerized applications in a streamlined manner.

1. Create a ACR repository named devopsacr10685 under East US.

2. Pricing plan must be Basic.

3. Dockerfile already exists under /root/pyapp directory on azure-client host.

4. Build a Docker image using this Dockerfile and push the same to the newly created ACR repo. The image tag must be latest i.e devopsacr10685:latest.

Use the below given Azure Credentials: (You can run the showcreds command on azure-client host to retrieve these credentials)

Day 29 of 100 Days of Cloud (Azure Edition) : Solution

1. Type container registry in the azure portal and click ACR to create container registry.

Day 29 of 100 Days of Cloud (Azure Edition) : Cheers

3. Access to the Azure ACR via the command as follows:

   • az acr login --name devopsacr10685

4. Build the Docker Image: Navigate to the directory containing your Dockerfile and build the image.

   • docker build -t devopsacr10685:latest .

5. Tag and Push to ACR

   • az acr show --name devopsacr10685 --query loginServer --output tsv

   • docker tag devopsacr10685:latest devopsacr10685.azurecr.io/devopsacr10685:latest

   • docker push devopsacr10685.azurecr.io/devopsacr10685:latest