Once you've signed in to your account on the Azure portal, follow the steps in the Create a private Docker container registry using the Azure portal article, which are paraphrased in the following steps for the sake of expediency.Ĭlick the menu icon for New, select Containers, and then select Azure Container Registry. If you want to use the Azure CLI instead of the Azure portal, follow the steps in Create a private Docker container registry using the Azure CLI 2.0.

The following steps walk through using the Azure portal to create an Azure Container Registry. You should see the following message displayed: Hello Docker WorldĬreate an Azure Container Registry to use as a Private Docker Registry

For example, if you have curl available and you configured the Tomcat server to run on port 80: curl Test the web app by browsing to it locally using a web browser. Java -jar spring-boot-docker-complete-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar -server.port=80 Once the web app has been created, change directory to the target directory where the JAR file is located and start the web app for example: cd target Open a command-prompt and create a local directory to hold your application, and change to that directory for example: mkdir SpringBootĬlone the Spring Boot on Docker Getting Started sample project into the directory you created for example: git clone Ĭhange directory to the completed project for example: cd gs-spring-boot-docker/completeīuild the JAR file using Maven for example: mvn package The following steps walk through the steps that are required to create a simple Spring Boot web application and test it locally. Create the Spring Boot on Docker Getting Started web app Due to the virtualization requirements of this tutorial, you cannot follow the steps in this article on a virtual machine you must use a physical computer with virtualization features enabled.

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