Learning GitHub Actions for DevOps CI/CD - Deploying Dockers with GitHub Actions

This video tutorial explains how to deploy a Docker image to an Azure App Service using GitHub Actions. It covers setting up a deployment job in Visual Studio Code, configuring Azure Container Registry, and running the workflow to verify the deployment. The tutorial also includes testing the deployment and rolling out new features. Advanced tips for microservices and using Azure Login for authentication are discussed, providing a comprehensive guide to deploying applications on Azure.

What was the main issue identified with the app service after pushing the Docker image?

• The app service crashed.

• The container registry was not accessible.

• The Docker image failed to build.

• The app service was not updated with the new image.

Which tool is used to uncomment the deploy job in the lecture?

• Atom

• Sublime Text

• IntelliJ IDEA

• Visual Studio Code

What is the purpose of changing repository names to lowercase?

• To ensure compatibility with Azure services

• To improve readability

• To avoid case sensitivity issues

• To follow naming conventions

How is the published profile used in the deployment process?

• It is used to build the Docker image.

• It is required for logging into Azure.

• It is stored as a secret for deployment.

• It is used to configure the container registry.

What is the role of the deployment center in the app service?

• To provide analytics and insights

• To monitor app performance

• To configure settings and link to the Azure Container Registry

• To manage user access

What is a suggested alternative to using published profiles for authentication?

• API Keys

• SSH Keys

• Azure Login

• OAuth Tokens

Why is it recommended to use descriptive names for container repositories in microservice architectures?

• To comply with Azure naming policies

• To improve security

• To easily identify the purpose of each service

• To reduce storage costs