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Install docker environment

refer to this link for more information link

Build docker image and test locally

  • cd file-upload-api
  • docker compose up -d
  • Open a browser and type http://0.0.0.0:5000
  • To check the container log:
    • Run docker ps to get the container id
    • Run docker logs -f <container id>

Push the docker image to ACR (private container images)

  • Change the tag of the image
    • docker tag xx.microsoft.com/testapp:v1 myregistry.azurecr.io/testapp:v1
  • Log in your azure account if needed
    • az login
    • az account set --subscription xxxx-xxxx-xxxx....
  • Log in to ACR
    • az acr login --name myregistry
  • Push the image and check the image in the ACR in the Azure portal
    • docker push myregistry.azurecr.io/testapp:v1

Deploy to AKS and test the APIs

  • delete pods(if cannot delete the pod follow this link)

    • kubectl get pods -A
    • kubectl get deployment -n default (default is the namespace)
    • kubectl delete deployment azure-form-recognizer-read -n default

  • kubectl get nodes information about pools if you create a new pool(testai) and also get name for new pool

  • kubectl label nodes aks-testai-30110567-vmss000003 node=testai label the node

  • kubectl apply -f azure-app-deployment.yaml

  • kubectl apply -f azure-app-service.yaml

  • kubectl get service azure-app

  • Log in to Azure portal and and click:

    • aks-cluster -> Services and ingresses -> fileupload -> External IP
    • Run your test in the opened brower tab