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In this video, I use a custom Docker image from my private ACR repo on an Azure Container Instance container group to build an arbitrary Debian package and store the resulting binary assets in an Azure Files share, just in seconds and tweaking my resource usage. Interested in more automation examples? Take a look at this follow-up video.
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LiquidBoy I can't hear anything?!
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bureado @LiquidBoy:should be working fine, but let me know otherwise and I'll post elsewhere. Also, I just posted a follow-up automation example for this case here: https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Open/More-fun-with-Azure-Container-Instances-automation
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