In the Kubernetes dashboard look for the namespace "azure-functions" and make sure that a pod has been deployed sucessfully with your container. az aks browse -resource-group myResourceGroup -name myAKSCluster To start the Kubernetes dashboard, use the az aks browse command. You can verify your deployment by using the Kubernetes web dashboard. If the deployment is successful, you should see this:įunction IP: 40.121.21.192 Verifying your deployment azurecr.io) and then your AKS cluster will use that as a source to obtain the container and deploy it.įunc kubernetes deploy -name myfunction -registry The deployment will build the docker container and upload the container image to your referenced ACR instance (Note: Specify the ACR Login Server in the -registry parameter this is usually of the form. See here for how to grant the right access here: Authenticate with Azure Container Registry from Azure Kubernetes Service Run the deployment This can be used for authentication with an ACR registry. Azure creates a service principal to support cluster operability with other Azure resources. The AKS cluster needs access to the ACR Registry to pull the container. Give the AKS cluster access to the ACR Registry Aks-agentpool-20257154-0 Ready agent 1d v1.11.5Īks-agentpool-20257154-1 Ready agent 1d v1.11.5Īks-agentpool-20257154-2 Ready agent 1d v1.11.5 Create a ACR RegistryĪn ACR instance can be created using the Azure Portal or the Azure CLI Login to the ACR Registryīefore pushing and pulling container images, you must log in to the ACR instance.
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