In a recent project, I successfully deployed a web application to Azure using Azure App Service. For today’s project, I decided to deploy the same web application but using Azure Container Apps. I followed a series of steps to achieve this:
First, I cloned the 2048 game repository and created a Dockerfile with the necessary configurations to build the Docker image. I also created a nginx.conf file to customize the Nginx server settings. After building and testing the Docker image locally, I proceeded to create a resource group and a container registry in Azure.
Next, I logged in to the Container Registry, tagged the Docker image, and pushed it to the registry. I then created an Azure container application environment and deployed the container application using the Azure CLI commands provided. Once the deployment was complete, I validated the application by checking the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) and accessing the application through a browser.
Overall, I successfully deployed the 2048 game using Nginx in a Docker image to Azure Container Registry and deployed it using Azure Container Apps. This setup allows for easy management and scalability of applications using Azure services.
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https://medium.com/@semo-zitouni/containerising-a-web-app-and-deploying-it-to-azure-using-azure-container-apps-4a2f1627b769
