Networking solar container application

How do Azure Container apps work?

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How do I connect my container apps environment to a virtual network?

To connect your Container Apps Environment into the virtual network you will need to create a dedicated subnet within your virtual network. That subnet is used to connect both the service components and the containers themselves, so a /23 address space is needed.

What is a container network?

A container network is a network interface with an IP address, a gateway, a routing table, DNS services, and other networking details. This page describes networking from the point of view of the container, and the concepts around container networking.

How do Azure Container apps work?

Azure Container Apps operate in the context of an environment, which runs its own virtual network. As you create an environment, there are a few key considerations that inform the networking capabilities of your container apps:

How can a container network support your application's communication needs?

To support your application's communication needs, use DNS-based service discovery and implement proper network isolation. This enhances security and maintains performance. With these principles in mind, you can build container networks that meet your applications' communication requirements.

What platforms are available for deploying containerized applications?

Teams have various options available for deploying containerized applications, including Azure Container Apps, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Azure App Service, Azure Container Instances, and other platforms.

How do I run a container app on multiple environments?

To run your application on multiple Container Apps environments for resiliency or proximity reasons, consider using a global load-balancing service like Azure Traffic Manager or Azure Front Door. Use network security groups (NSG) to secure your network and block unnecessary inbound and outbound traffic.