Setting Up Azure ACR
Azure Container Registry(ACR) is a container image storage and management service provided by Azure. ACR offers various features necessary for storing and deploying Docker images.
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Azure Container Registry(ACR) is a container image storage and management service provided by Azure. ACR offers various features necessary for storing and deploying Docker images.
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1) Navigate to [Build Configuration] - [External Container Registries].
2) Click the "+ Register" button in the upper right corner to select the provider to create.
1) Click the "+ Register" button and select "Azure ACR."
2) After registering Azure ACR authentication information in the basic information, click the "Test Connection" button.
Name*
Enter the name of the external container registry to be registered
Describe
Enter a description for the external container registry
Endpoint URL*
Enter the login server information
Registry*
Enter the name of the already registered registry
Client ID
username
Client Secret*
password
Enter the name of the registry to be created in the registry.
Enter a description for the registry in the description.
Enter the EndPoint URL in the correct format.
Select the region of the registered registry.
Enter the Client ID and Client Secret.
Click "Test Connection" in the upper right corner to verify if the registry is available.
Click the "Save" button in the upper right corner.
1) Access the Azure Portal to retrieve the necessary information.
2) Click on "Management Groups" to efficiently manage access, policies, and compliance for subscriptions.(All services - Management and governance - Management groups)
2-1) Click the "Create" button to go to the creation screen.
2-2) Create a management group to be used internally.
3) Click on "Subscriptions" to create a set that encompasses all resources.
3-1) Click the "Add" button to go to the creation screen.
4) Click on "Resource Groups," a logical container for managing resources grouped together. (All services - Management and governance - Resource Group)
4-1) Click the "Create" button to go to the creation screen.
4-2) [Create Resource Group] - Choose a resource group name and region, then create.
5) Click on "Resources" to create resources that can be used for Azure services.
5-1) In the marketplace, search for "registry" and click on "Container Registry."
5-2) Click the "Create" button.
5-3) Register with subscription, resource group, registry name, and location (region).
6) Click on the created resource and click on "Access Keys."
Registry: Registry Name
EndPoint URL: Login Server
Client ID: User Name
Client Secret : Password
