Azure Management Cloud Shell & Local Containers
summary
Azure Cloud Shell is a managed Linux VM container that mounts a per-user persistent cloud drive (Azure Files) and authenticates via implicit account identity in the browser, or via device login when used locally. The Cloud Shell image is a Docker-based container that updates quarterly and can be rebuilt locally from the official repo — a working local CloudShell Docker build that lets you mount local volumes, avoid the 20‑minute browser timeout, and run VS Code integrations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Azure Cloud Shell intro
- 1:15What is Cloud Shell
- 3:03Accessing Cloud Shell
- 4:29Persistent storage
- 7:12Cloud Shell on Windows Terminal
- 8:43Cloud Shell in VS Code
- 10:13Cloud Shell in Docker
- 12:02Custom Cloud Shell container
- 14:20Customizing local Cloud Shell
- 16:34Bring tools & Q&A
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