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Creating the Container App for the Clinic microservice - Azure Tutorial
From the course: .NET Microservices for Azure Developers
Creating the Container App for the Clinic microservice
- [Instructor] Let's now create the second container app we're going to use in this course. Let's open up the terminal and then execute the following command, which is very similar to the one that we used for the management microservice. Take into account that I'm not specifying a container image this time. So in this case, a sample container image will be deployed. Now in the interest of time, I've already executed this, so let's go ahead and open up the Azure portal. Here in the Azure portal you can see that I have the WPM Clinic container app that I just created, and let's navigate to this container app and then containers. So you can see that a quick start container image was used. But it's okay, actually doesn't matter since we're going to deploy the clinic microservice using the GitHub actions workflow. We're going to do that in the following video.
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Creating the Clinic microservice2m 44s
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Adding the ClinicDbContext class3m 44s
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Implementing the ManagementService class5m 41s
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Implementing the ClinicApplicationService class6m 35s
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Adding resilience traits to the microservice using Polly3m 20s
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Creating the Container App for the Clinic microservice1m 2s
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Creating the Dockerfile and modifying the workflow3m 17s
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Adding environment variables to the Clinic microservice4m 41s
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Challenge: Implementing a new endpoint and memory cache1m 30s
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Solution: Implement a new endpoint and memory cache2m 41s
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