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Azure for Developers - Third Edition
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Up to now, we’ve been focusing on using services such as Azure App Service or Azure Functions, which allow you to host your application’s code in a similar way to hosting it on a server. They are suited for deploying either typical applications (customer relationship management systems (CRMs), landing pages, blogs, content management systems (CMSs)) or event-driven functions and jobs. Sometimes, though, you need a simple service that allows you to run a piece of code for a moment and then discard obsolete infrastructure.
An example of such a service is Azure Container Instances. It’s a fully managed cloud product with minimal configuration and small operational overhead. Thanks to that simplicity, you can quickly learn how to use and utilize it when needed.
In this chapter, we’re going to cover the following main topics: