Azure Cloud
From the Docker CLI when using a Docker Context for Azure and you do
docker compose up
You get the following message
Docker Compose's integration for ECS and ACI will be retired in November 2023. Learn more: https://docs.docker.com/go/compose-ecs-eol/
What that means, I think, is that Docker have stopped supported Compose from the Docker CLI. I’m not sure if you can use/is-supported Docker Compose from the azure CLI
I wanted to start using Docker Containers on Azure as I had been using them locally for ages and found them very useful. I had progressed to using Docker Compose for multi-container apps and even for single-container apps as the compose-file contained all the information needed to run the container rather than remember port-mappings, volumes etc for the docker run command.
However….the documentation for containers on Azure is confusing. It’s simple to get a container up and running but it’s not so simple to understand what/where/why. Hence this article
more “Docker Containers and Azure – An Introduction”