Security of Azure Container Registry
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): ACR can be managed with the help of RABAC microsoft azure you can assign a certain level of permissions to the users and resources available in Azure like what exactly a user or service can perform on the RBAC. You can give access to some users only to pull the images and for other certain users you can provide to pull and push the images and the same applies to resources also.
- Image Scanning: The images which are pushed to the ACR will be scanned before storing into the repositories and if it finds any type of vulnerabilities you can it will detect and give the notifications to us.
- Image Encryption: Images that are going to be stored in the repositories will be encrypted.
- Logging History: ACR maintains each and every task performed on the repositories and images in the form of logs where you can access the logs and see all the tasks performed on the repositories.
- Isolate The Image: ACR can block the IP address which you don’t want to access the images this will add an extra layer of protection to our images registry.
Microsoft Azure – Container Registry For Deploying .NET Core Apps
Azure Container Registry to run a .NET Core App Azure Container Registry is a place where you can store your container images securely. Let’s deploy a container image to it and see how we can use it. To follow along, we’ll need to Visual Studio and Docker Desktop. Dockerfile is the source code for Docker image before pushing the images into the ACR you need to write the Dockerfile according to your needs in an efficient manner.