There is a new container service available on Azure: Azure Container Apps. This is a totally managed serverless container service. Meaning you can run microservices in containers without the need to manage the infrastructure. This is particularly beneficial for deploying microservices during development or for a simple system with fewer microservices.
This adds to the other container offerings from Azure:
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Azure Functions
- Azure App Service
- Azure Container Instances
- Azure Spring Cloud
- Azure Red Hat OpenShift
If you are unsure of which container service is right for you, Microsoft has a handy comparison sheet ready.
You can find out more about Azure Container Apps here or check out the complete documentation.
