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Create, Publish image to Container Registry

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Create, Publish image to Container Registry

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- [Narrator] When we want to create containerized applications, Visual Studio makes it easy for us with built-in docker support. Let's see how to build a simple app, create a container image from it, and then push it to an Azure Container Registry. To start, I'm going to create a new project. I'll select a .net Core web application then click Next. I'll give it a name. What I'm going to make is, essentially, a Party Parrot Display app, where it's going to be showing the Party Parrot GIF and it's going to be a single page. I'm going to name my project "Party Parrot Display," and I'll create. For this, I'm going to use the web application template, and this is the most important part: make sure the enable docker support checkbox is checked. This is what creates the docker file for you as part of your application. Click Create. As it builds out our app, you'll see that it's actually created a docker file for us…

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