Monday, March 18, 2019

Building a .NET Core API, host it in Azure Container Instances from a private Container Registry and enable HTTPS using Application Gateway

Introduction

Tobias Zimmergren (Microsoft MVP) and Jussi Roine (Microsoft Regional Director and MVP), are teaming up to discuss and break down various scenarios and how to get started on your own journey into container-land.

This post is about hosting a public .NET Core C# API inside of a container (ACI), whose image is pulled from a private container registry (ACR) - and enable secure transfer with HTTPS using Application Gateway.

What will we cover in this post?

  • Learn how to build a C# API that is suitable for container deployment.
  • Learn how to create and publish your container image to Azure Container Registry directly from Visual Studio
  • Learn how to utilize Azure Container Instances to host your containers
  • Use Azure Application Gateway to enable HTTPS
... Read the full post on https://zimmergren.net/azure-container-instances-dotnet-core-api-application-gateway-https/

by Tobias Zimmergren via Zimmergren

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