Summary

In this Lab article we will create Azure Container Registry and upload Docker image. We will be using this same Azure Container Registry in Azure Container Instance and Azure Kubernetes Cluster Labs

Prerequisites

Azure subscription for Azure Container registry, Container Image and Azure CLI module for Windows

Step by Step process

1. Login to Azure Account

 Az login 

2. Show current subscription

 az account show --output table 

EnvironmentName    HomeTenantId                          IsDefault    Name                                   State    TenantId

—————–  ————————————  ———–  ————————————-  ——-  ————————————

AzureCloud         8cxxxx9f-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-8axxxxxx078  True         Pay-As-You-Go  Enabled  8cxxxx9f-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-8axxxxxx078

3. Create Resource Group for Azure Container Registry in East US region

 az group create -n azureRepository -l eastus 

4. Create ACR Repository with SKU: Basic

 az acr create -n acrRepository -g azureRepository -l "East US" --sku basic --admin-enabled true 

5. Connect to Azure Container Registry to list available ACR repository

 az login 

You have logged in. Now let us find all the subscriptions to which you have access…

Login to Azure Container Registry

 az acr login -n "acrRepository" 

Login Succeeded

List Azure Container Registry

 az acr list -o table 

NAME           RESOURCE GROUP    LOCATION    SKU    LOGIN SERVER              CREATION DATE         ADMIN ENABLED

————-  —————-  ———-  —–  ————————  ——————–  —————

acrRepository  azureRepository   eastus      Basic  acrrepository.azurecr.io  2020-08-10T11:03:55Z  False

6. To upload Docker Image on the Azure Container Repository, Tag Images with ‘Login Server” name {acrrepository.azurecr.io}

 docker tag afa9d75a343e acrrepository.azurecr.io/portfolio:latest 

List Docker Images

 docker images 

REPOSITORY                           TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             SIZE

acrrepository.azurecr.io/portfolio   latest              afa9d75a343e        7 weeks ago         5.2GB

7. Push Docker Images to Azure Container Registry

 docker push acrrepository.azurecr.io/portfolio:latest 

8. Validate Image in the ACR registry :

 az acr repository list -n "acrRepository" -o table 

Result

———

portfolio

9. Delete Image from ACR repository

 az acr repository list -n "acrRepository" -o table 

Result

———

Portfolio

Show-tags assigned to Image

 az acr repository show-tags -n Profile --repository poerfolio -o table 

Result

——–

latest

Delete Image with tag: portfolio:latest

 az acr repository delete -n "acrRepository" -t portfolio:latest 

This operation will delete the manifest ‘sha256:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’ and all the following images: ‘poerfolio:latest’.

10. Delete ACR resource group

 az acr delete -g "acrRepository"