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Hi guys,
Specifically asking whether I can set an Azure pipeline that automatically deploys to my Azure container app job. I see documentation (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/azure-pipelines) that pipelines are available for Azure container apps, but not necessarily for jobs.
Can I set up a pipeline that deploys automatically to azure container app jobs? Or would setting the "latest" tag of the image to be used by the job also suffice, when making a pipeline that publishes only to my private ACR. (The worry here is that cached images might be used rather than actually pulling the latest image).
kind regards,
Jon
Jobs deployment isn't supported yet by the Container Apps Azure Pipelines task. However, you can run the az containerapp job create command with the Azure CLI task to deploy it.
And yes, if you update an image associated with a tag, the next time your job starts an execution, it'll pull the updated image.
Hi Anthony Chu,
Thanks for your reply! So if I understand correctly. An Azure pipeline that pushes to the ACR would suffice, as on each execution the container job always pulls from the ACR, and the "latest" tag would make sure that before execution of the job the newest image would always be pulled? (So no worries about that container app jobs under the hood uses older cached images?)
That's correct. It uses image pull policy of "always" and should check each time it's starting a new container.