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I am trying to deploy a web application using Azure. The tech stack that I am using is next.js and the database is postgres. I am using docker to containerize the application, but the issue that I am having is that my docker file exposes 3 ports. That is, I only have one container. From what I've read online, using azure app service only allows one port but I can't seem to find an alternative solution to where an application can be deployed having a docker file that exposes 3 ports. Any suggestions on how I would go about it would be appreciated!
An Azure service that provides customers with a serverless container experience.
An Azure service that provides a general-purpose, serverless container platform.
There are several alternative services on Azure that can host your containers, such as
You can evaluate them and choose the one best suited.
Hi thank you for the reply!
Would Azure container instance also work?
Edit: Does Azure Container apps allow exposing more than one http port. I have been trying to configure it but it seems that it only allows one http port. My application exposes two http port and one tcp port.