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Creating the Container App using the Azure CLI

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Creating the Container App using the Azure CLI

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- [Instructor] Now that we have the container apps environment in place, let's create a new container app for running the management microservice. I'm going to do this in the terminal, but of course you can also use the Azure portal. And I don't want you to see me typing all the time. That's why to expedite this process, I already created the command and I'm going to paste it right here. And you can see that this is executing Azure container app create, and the name is WPM-Management. And I'm using the latest container image for the management microservice, and I am specifying that I want to use the external ingress. This is because I want to receive requests from the public internet and the target port is 8080. You can also see that I specified this variable here in the terminal for connecting to the Azure Container Registry. And this is returning the public URL for this application. And we can actually navigate to this URL, so let's do that. So this is returning not found. However…

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