Azure Quickstart Templates
Deploy Azure resources through the Azure Resource Manager with community-contributed templates to get more done. Deploy, learn, fork and contribute back.
What is Azure Resource Manager
Azure Resource Manager allows you to provision your applications using a declarative template. In a single template, you can deploy multiple services along with their dependencies. You use the same template to repeatedly deploy your application during every stage of the application life cycle.
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6 templates match your filter.
CI/CD using Jenkins on Azure Container Service (AKS)
Containers make it very easy for you to continuously build and deploy your applications. By orchestrating deployment of those containers using Kubernetes in Azure Container Service, you can achieve replicable, manageable clusters of containers. By setting up a continuous build to produce your container images and orchestration, you can increase the speed and reliability of your deployment.
by Tyler Lu,Last updated: 22/11/2019
Azure Container Registry with Geo Replication Template
A template for creating a new Azure Container Registry with Geo Replication
by James Sturtevant,Last updated: 7/11/2019
Azure Container Registry Template
A template for creating a new Azure Container Registry.
by Matthieu Klotz,Last updated: 7/11/2019
Jenkins to Azure Container Registry
This template allows you to deploy an instance of Jenkins on a DS1_v2 size Linux Ubuntu 14.04 LTS VM and an Azure Container Registry. It also includes an optional ACR pipeline.
by Azure DevOps,Last updated: 20/09/2019
[DEPRECATED] Please use the 'Azure Spinnaker' or 'Continuous Deployment to Kubernetes' template instead.
by Azure DevOps,Last updated: 2/07/2018
Continuous Deployment to Kubernetes
This template allows you to deploy and configure a DevOps pipeline from an Azure Container Registry to a Kubernetes cluster. It deploys an instance of Jenkins on a Linux Ubuntu 14.04 LTS VM and an instance of Spinnaker on the same Kubernetes cluster that your pipeline will target. The Jenkins instance will include a basic pipeline that checks out a user-provided git repository, builds the Docker container based on the Dockerfile at the root of the repo, and pushes the image to the provisioned Azure Container Registry. The Spinnaker instance will include a basic pipeline that is triggered by any new tag in the registry and deploys the image to the provisioned Kubernetes cluster.
by Azure DevOps,Last updated: 22/05/2018