- Use storage mounts in Azure Container Apps | Microsoft Learn
Azure Container Apps doesn't support mounting file shares from Azure NetApp Files or Azure Blob Storage A container app can read and write temporary data to ephemeral storage Ephemeral storage can be scoped to a container or a replica
- Ephemeral Azure Pipelines agent image (s) - GitHub
This repo contains an Azure DevOps YAML pipeline that creates an Azure Container Registry, builds the docker image and pushes it to a Azure Container Registry The pipeline has two jobs, one for Linux and one for Windows
- Using Azure Container Instances in C# for Ephemeral Microservices
These instances are particularly valuable for building ephemeral microservices, which are lightweight, temporary, and scalable This article explores how developers can leverage Azure Container Instances in C# to create, deploy, and manage ephemeral microservices effectively
- Replacing self-hosted agents with ephemeral pipelines agents in Azure . . .
In this post I will guide you through a simple tutorial on how to deploy assets on a container in an Azure Storage account in a private virtual network, using Ephemeral pipeline agents
- Mount an emptyDir volume in Azure Container Instances
Learn how to mount an emptyDir volume to share data between the containers in a container group in Azure Container Instances Use emptyDir volumes as ephemeral caches for your containerized workloads
- microsoft azure-pipelines-ephemeral-agents | DeepWiki
Azure DevOps provides Microsoft-hosted agents for running pipeline jobs, but these agents cannot access private Azure resources that are only available within virtual networks The traditional solution requires maintaining a pool of self-hosted agents, which introduces operational overhead, security concerns, and ongoing maintenance costs
- Ephemeral Pipelines Agents - Visual Studio Marketplace
Provisions an ephemeral Azure container with an Azure Pipelines agent for deployment purposes When you want to deploy to Azure Resources that are exposed on the internet and only accessible via a private network you are excluded from using Microsoft-hosted agents and you need to maintain your pool of self-hosted agents
- Use Azure Container Storage (version 1. x. x) with Temp SSD
This article shows you how to configure Azure Container Storage (version 1 x x) to use Ephemeral Disk with temp SSD as back-end storage for your Kubernetes workloads
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