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Anil Erduran commented on Windows Docker networking – Part 2: Custom network types 5 years, 8 months ago
Hi Arjun.
First of all, you can always leverage DNS for service discovery instead of providing static ip addresses for containers unless you really need it.
For your question, if I understand it correctly, you need custom network and a compose file where you can define user configured subnets.
inside the compose file you can describe container name, ports and static ip address.
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Anil Erduran commented on How to install SQL Server Express 2016 in a Windows Container (Docker) 5 years, 8 months ago
Thanks Steve, sorry I missed this comment.
Actually you are right on some of your statements. In the article, we are “installing” docker and then pulling an existing image for SQL Express and then creating a container.
In order to execute installation of an application, docker file and related commands should be included.
I will modify some of the subtitles to reflect this. Thanks for the feedback.
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Anil Erduran commented on Windows Container networking – Part 1: Configuring NAT 5 years, 8 months ago
Hi Michael,
could be an issue with a previous NAT you have created before. I would run Get-NetNat |Remove-NetNat command first and try again.
also make sure to use most updated version of all components as issues are being fixed quite often.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Scalability and availability for Azure Web Apps 5 years, 9 months ago
In my previous posts, I discussed the availability and scalability options for Azure Virtual Machines (VMs). In this post, I will discuss availability and scalability options for Azure App Service, especially Web Apps.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Managing Azure Virtual Machine scale sets 5 years, 10 months ago
In the previous part, I introduced the Azure virtual machine scale set (VMSS) feature and discussed some of the deployment options. In this part, I will explain how to manage an existing VMSS implementation.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Azure virtual machine scale sets 5 years, 10 months ago
In my previous post I talked about availability sets, which help you design your highly available application in an Azure environment. As I mentioned several times, even in the cloud, you need to design your solution to anticipate failures.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Managing Azure availability sets 6 years ago
Azure allows you to group virtual machines (VMs) in availability sets to distribute their placement across the underlying infrastructure. In this post, you will learn the basic concept of availability sets and how they relate to the fault domain (FD) and update domain (UD) concepts. Moreover, this article will describe how to create an availability set in the Portal and in PowerShell, and how to distribute traffic among VMs using Azure Load Balancer, Application Gateway, and Traffic Manager.
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Anil Erduran posted a new activity comment 6 years, 1 month ago
Well, it’s too early to be able to recommend any container services as of today. Best thing with ACS is the ability to choose all well-known container orchestration tools – Kubernetes, Swarm, Mesos DC/OS. You can fire up a full blown container orchestration service in 15 minutes. That’s the beauty.
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I agree. At least on Azure. Microsoft is a new player here and I think it will take a while until you want to use Azure Container Services on production systems.
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Anil Erduran liked Manage Office 365 licenses with PowerShell. (So far, This post has 1 likes) 6 years, 1 month ago
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What are your reasons to recommend Azure Container Services?
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Well, it’s too early to be able to recommend any container services as of today. Best thing with ACS is the ability to choose all well-known container orchestration tools – Kubernetes, Swarm, Mesos DC/OS. You can fire up a full blown container orchestration service in 15 minutes. That’s the beauty.
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I agree. At least on Azure. Microsoft is a new player here and I think it will take a while until you want to use Azure Container Services on production systems.
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Anil Erduran commented on How to install SQL Server Express 2016 in a Windows Container (Docker) 6 years, 1 month ago
Hi George, sorry for the late reply,
have you tried recently, Docker v 1.13.1 should fix that issue.
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Anil Erduran liked Windows Docker networking – Part 2: Custom network types. (So far, This post has 1 likes) 6 years, 1 month ago
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Anil Erduran liked comment of Fox on Manage Azure with Chef – Part 2: Generate a cookbook and recipe. (So far, Fox has 1 likes for this comment.) 6 years, 1 month ago
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Anil Erduran commented on Manage Azure with Chef – Part 2: Generate a cookbook and recipe 6 years, 1 month ago
Thanks Fox, yes time is changing.
Microsoft has joined Linux foundation, they are #1 on Git contributions, we have native bash shell on Windows 10 (see my posts here https://4sysops.com/archives/install-bash-on-windows-10/ https://4sysops.com/archives/working-with-windows-10-bash/ ) and majority of workloads on Azure is Linux today.
Interesting times.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Manage Azure with Chef – Part 2: Generate a cookbook and recipe 6 years, 1 month ago
In the previous part, we had a look at how to set up our Chef workstation machine. By the end of part 1, you should have been able to use the knife tool to access your Azure subscription. In this part, we are going to create our first cookbook and recipe. We will also be creating our first Azure VM, which will be using our cookbook.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Manage Azure with Chef – Part 1: Install Chef on Windows 6 years, 1 month ago
Chef is a popular configuration management tool developed in Ruby. It helps you create recipes that define how Chef should manage your infrastructure and applications. You can also use Chef to manage your Azure infrastructure. In today’s post, I will give a short overview of Chef and show you how to install it on Windows.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Convert Group Policy to PowerShell DSC with ADMXtoDSC 6 years, 1 month ago
In this post, I will look at a popular community script called ADMXtoDSC. It allows you to convert your existing computer-based Group Policy and registry settings to a PowerShell DSC (Desired State Configuration) file.
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Anil Erduran wrote a new post, Windows Docker networking – Part 2: Custom network types 6 years, 3 months ago
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