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It kind of wouldn't make sense because Azure doesn't support deploying with Docker (it is in preview mode but its almost unusable)

• GordonS 7y ago
  > Azure doesn't support deploying with Docker Huh? Not sure what you mean by this - Azure has a wide range of container support, including: - Azure Container Registry - Azure Container Instances - Azure Kubernetes Service - Azure App Service with Web App for Containers I'm sure there is other stuff I've missed too, and I seem to recall there is some kind of container support for a new spin-off from Service Fabric. There's also support for deploying Dockerfiles from Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code
  • AaronFriel 7y ago
    You can also run VS Code as a split-brain system with the UI in your OS and the extensions and the filesystem inside a Docker container, so that you can say, run VS Code extensions that rely on *nix utilities to run. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers It's pretty nifty.
    • gravypod 7y ago
      That's really cool. I wonder if someone has made a docker-compose file that sets up "ever" language's "best" LSP server so you can, with one command, get an IDE that can work with any repo.
  • skim_milk 7y ago
    I know at least with Web App for Containers, Microsoft suggests explicitly not to use in production because it's in preview mode. I've used Web App for Containers and it's almost unusable and nothing has changed in the last 4 months. I have to agree with Microsoft here, Azure is still not completely Docker-ready.