What you can do with Azure Container Apps
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13 things you can do
Azure Container Apps
Azure Container Apps is a serverless container service for running microservices and containerized applications with built-in autoscaling, traffic splitting, and Dapr integration. It enables developers to deploy containers without managing complex infrastructure while supporting event-driven architectures and microservices patterns.
13 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Activate Latest RevisionActivate a container app revision only when it is currently inactive.Audit App Security
Enumerate a container app's secrets and auth configs in one pass.Decommission App
Delete a container app and verify it is removed from the resource group.Deploy App Into New Environment
Stand up a managed environment and deploy a container app into it end to end.Enable Dapr Sidecar
Turn on the Dapr sidecar for an app and confirm the new revision rolls out.Provision Container App
Create a container app in a ready environment and wait until it is provisioned.Provision Managed Environment
Create a managed environment and wait until it is fully provisioned.Provision and Run Job
Create a manual job, wait for it to provision, and start an execution.Restart Active Revision
Restart an app's latest revision and wait for its replicas to come back running.Rotate and Verify Secrets
Rotate a named container app secret and confirm it via the list-secrets operation.Run Existing Job
Verify an existing job is ready and start one execution of it.Shift Revision Traffic
Route all ingress traffic to one revision and confirm the change applies.Update App and List Revisions
Patch a container app to a new image and list the revisions it produces.