Note de episod
In this Azure Friday episode, Scott Hanselman and Poorvi Narang explore why Microsoft built Azure Linux, an open-source Linux distribution optimized for Azure workloads. Poorvi demonstrates a cloud-native application running from a local WSL environment to Azure virtual machines and Azure Kubernetes Service, while highlighting Azure Linux's minimal footprint, familiar DNF package management, and security-by-default capabilities such as SELinux and firewall controls. They also discuss how to get started with the Azure Linux 4.0 public preview and its path to general availability. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 00:32 - Why Microsoft built Azure Linux 03:09 - Local development with Azure Linux on WSL 05:19 - Deploying to an Azure virtual machine 12:47 - Deploying to AKS with Azure Container Linux 14:52 - Azure Linux 4.0 availability 16:09 - Resources and wrap-up Recommended resources Azure Linux documentation Azure Linux product page Azure Linux on GitHub Connect Scott Hanselman | Twitter/X: @SHanselman Azure Friday | Twitter/X: @AzureFriday Azure | Twitter/X: @Azure
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