Azure Containers
Accelerate Your Containerized Application Development With Integrated Tools
Deploy containerized apps without managing complex infrastructure with Azure Containers
Just as a shipping container isolates cargo intended for a specific location, software developers use containerization to bundle an application’s code with the related configuration files and libraries for the app to run. Containers simplify and speed your ability to deploy applications seamlessly across environments.
Microsoft Azure Containers allow you to deploy containerized apps without managing complex infrastructure. Write code using your preferred programming language or framework and build microservices with full support for Distributed Application Runtime (Dapr). Scale dynamically based on HTTP traffic or events powered by Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA).
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How Azure Containers Can Help Your Organization
Rapid Scalability
Since containers do not have the overhead typical of VMs, including separate OS instances, many more containers can be supported on the same infrastructure.
The lightweight nature of containers means they can be started and stopped quickly, unlocking rapid scale-up and scale-down scenarios.
Broad Portability
Containers provide a standardized format for packaging and holding all the components necessary to run the desired application.
This solves the typical problem of “It works on my machine“ and allows for portability between OS platforms and between clouds.
Extensive Agility
When developers build and package their applications into containers and provide them to IT to run on a standardized platform, it reduces the overall effort to deploy applications and streamlines the entire dev and test cycle.
This also increases collaboration and efficiency between dev and operations teams to ship apps faster.
Azure Containers Hold the Keys to Rapid Deployments
Azure Containers deliver agility, portability, and rapid scalability to application packaging and deployment. Containers provide support for a variety of application types, including HTTP APIs, microservices, event processing, and background tasks. They offer flexibility to write code using your language, framework, or SDK of choice. In addition, containers allow for robust autoscaling capabilities based on HTTP traffic or event triggers and simple configurations to perform modern application lifecycle tasks.
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