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Develop the skills necessary to configure a secure deployment solution for cloud-native apps. Learn how to build, deploy, scale, and manage containerized cloud-native apps using Azure Container Apps, Azure Container Registry, and Azure Pipelines.

Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts: Familiarity with cloud computing fundamentals, such as virtualization, scalability, and on-demand resource provisioning.
Knowledge of containers: Understanding the concept of containers, their benefits, and how they differ from traditional apps and virtual machines.
Familiarity with container orchestration: Basic understanding of container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes and their role in managing containerized applications.
Experience with Azure: Some familiarity with Microsoft Azure and its core container services, such as Azure Container Registry, Azure Kubernetes Service, and Azure Container Apps.
Experience with deployments: Some familiarity with Azure DevOps or similar CI/CD tools for application deployment.
Experience with networks: Some familiarity with networking concepts and Azure Virtual Networks.

Module 1: Get started with cloud native apps and containerized deployments

This module provides an introduction to cloud-native applications, the benefits of containerized deployments, the options for containerized deployments on the Azure platform, and the features of Azure Container Apps.

Introduction
Examine cloud-native apps
Examine deployment options for cloud-native apps
Review an Azure Container Apps solution architecture and resources
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 2: Configure Azure Container Registry for container app deployments

This module teaching users how to set up and configure an Azure Container Registry for deploying containerized applications to Azure Container Apps.

Introduction
Review the Azure Container Registry service
Create a container registry instance in the Azure portal
Examine registry operations for image management
Examine authentication with managed identity
Examine Azure Container Registry roles and permissions
Examine secure communications using virtual networks
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 3: Configure a container app in Azure Container Apps

This module examines the features and capabilities of Azure Container Apps, and then focuses on how to create, configure, scale, and manage container apps using Azure Container Apps.

Introduction
Review the Azure Container Apps service
Examine Azure Container Apps containers and containers registries
Create a container app and container app environment
Examine managed identities in Azure Container Apps
Examine ingress in Azure Container Apps
Examine the management of secrets in Azure Container Apps
Examine the storage mounts in Azure Container Apps
Examine cloud service connections in Azure Container Apps
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 4: Configure continuous deployment for container apps

This module explores deployment options for containerized apps. It reviews the features of Azure DevOps and examines automated deployments to Container Apps using Azure Pipelines.

Introduction
Review continuous deployment options for container apps
Examine Azure DevOps and Azure Pipelines
Examine Azure Pipeline configuration and deployment tasks
Examine agents and agent pools for pipelines
Examine environment and secret variables for pipelines
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 5: Scale and manage deployed container apps

This module reviews the concept of revisions in Azure Container Apps and examines options for application lifecycle management. It also examines options for scaling and traffic splitting using Azure Container Apps.

Introduction
Examine revisions in Azure Container Apps
Examine application lifecycle management in Azure Container Apps
Examine scaling options in Azure Container Apps
Examine ingress settings for traffic-splitting and blue-green deployments
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 6: Guided project - Deploy and manage a container app using Azure Container Apps

This module guides learners through the end-to-end process of building, deploying, and managing containerized applications using Azure Container Apps, Azure Container Registry, Azure Pipelines, and other tools and resources.

Introduction
Prepare your app deployment tools and resources
Exercise - Configure Azure Container Registry for a secure connection with Azure Container Apps
Exercise - Create and configure a container app in Azure Container Apps
Exercise - Configure continuous integration by using Azure Pipelines
Exercise - Manage revisions in Azure Container Apps
Knowledge check
Summary

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Deploy cloud-native apps using Azure Container Apps - Applied Skills Workshop Training in Norway

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