Cloud-native and Linux on Microsoft Azure Q&A
summary
Panel reports concrete features and migration paths: Azure Container Registry uses Azure Cache as a pull‑through cache with upcoming rules to prefetch images, integrate with Defender, generate SBOMs and attach signatures for admission controls (ratify). Azure Linux supports x86_64 and ARM64 support for VMs and AKS nodes; teams see 20–38% cost gains but must benchmark and validate runtimes. AKS upgrade guidance is one‑version‑at‑a‑time or migrate for big jumps; LTS work targets 1.27/1.28.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Q&A
- 1:16Container registry access control
- 2:46Infrastructure as code & environments
- 3:28JBoss/Java on Azure Linux
- 4:35Linux images with storage access
- 8:16Intel vs AMD for Linux VMs
- 15:44AIX workloads in Azure
- 17:36AKS cluster upgrades
- 22:39Microsoft vs Docker images
- 25:30Docker Hub image security
- 31:38Azure AD for Linux VMs
- 33:23Cloud-native .NET Core on AKS
- 35:13Patching custom Linux images
- 38:46Golden container images
- 42:00Closing
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