Windows Container on Azure

Windows Container on Azure

Note:microsoft Azure does not support hyper-V containers. To complete Hyper-V Container exercises, you need an on-prem Container host.

Use Portal Create WS2016 Core with Containers TP4, step does not repeat.

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After the virtual machine is created, use the PowerShell command to enter the PowerShell session

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to verify that the Windows Server Core OS image is already installed, use the get-container image command

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Use New-container command to create a new name for the Tp4demo of the Windows Container , and connect the container to the VM Switch Default Virtual Switch .

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To start a container using the Start-container command

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Use the enter-pssession command to connect to the container,install-windows the Feature command , and install IIS in the container role

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Exit, Stop Container

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Create a new container that contains IIS and publish

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Create a new container to mirror from the Windowsservercoreiis container.

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Start IIS Container

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Configure the network to view the IP address of the container

Invoke-command-containername IIS {ipconfig}

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Creating NAT Port Mappings

if (! ( get-netnatstaticmapping | where { $_. Externalport -eq 80 "Containernat" 0.0 0.0-internalipaddress 172.16 0.2-internalport 80- Externalport 80

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Configure firewall rules

If (! ( Get-netfirewallrule | where {$_. Name -eq"TCP80"}) {new-netfirewallrule-name "TCP80" -displayname "HTTP on tcp/80" -protocol tcp-localport -action allow-enabled True}

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Configuring the IIS Home page

Enter-pssession-containername Iis-runasadministrator

Del C:\inetpub\wwwroot\iisstart.htm

"Windows Server Container on Azure ! " > C:\inetpub\wwwroot\index.html

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After you configure the endpoint for a VM, you can access the IIS container page through a browser.

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Windows Container on Azure