AZ-204 Developing for Microsoft Azure Exam Prep - Publishing to the Azure Container Registry

The video tutorial covers the process of publishing web apps and Docker images to Azure. It explains the use of Azure Container Registry (ACR) for managing Docker images, including setting up ACR, creating and managing registries, and publishing images. The tutorial also discusses deploying these images to various Azure services, highlighting the private nature of ACR and its features like versioning and tagging.

What is one of the main purposes of the Azure Container Registry (ACR)?

• To replace Docker Hub as the primary registry

• To provide a platform for web app development

• To manage and store Docker images for private use

• To host public Docker images for free

Which of the following is a feature of Azure Container Registry?

• Unlimited storage for Docker images

• Public access to all stored images

• Automatic deployment to Azure web apps

• Versioning and tagging of container images

What is the default tag assigned to images when publishing to a container registry?

• Stable

• Version 1.0

• Production

• Latest

What is the primary difference between publishing to a web app and a container registry?

• Web apps are for public use, while container registries are private

• Web apps require coding, while container registries do not

• Web apps are only for Azure, while container registries are universal

• Publishing to a web app makes it live, while a container registry stores the image

What is the significance of tagging images in a container registry?

• It is used for billing purposes

• It helps in identifying the latest version

• It allows for automatic deployment

• It is required for image encryption

What command can be used to deploy a Docker image from a private repository?

• docker push

• docker start

• docker run

• docker pull

Which Azure services can utilize images from a private container registry?

• All Azure services except ACI

• Azure ACI, AKS, and Service Fabric

• Only Azure Virtual Machines

• Only Azure Web Apps