After you push container images to a Container Registry Enterprise Edition instance, you can deploy them to Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK), Enterprise Distributed Application Service (EDAS), or Function Compute (FC).
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure that you have:
Supported services
The following table lists the supported target services and links to the corresponding deployment guide.
|
Target service |
Deployment method |
Guide |
|
ACK |
Deploy a stateless workload using a Deployment |
|
|
EDAS |
Deploy a Java microservices application in a Kubernetes cluster using a container image |
Use an image to deploy a Java microservices application in a Kubernetes cluster |
|
FC |
Create a Custom Container function using a container image |
Deploy to ACK
Configure your ACK cluster to pull images from Container Registry without a secret. For more information, see Use the passwordless component to pull images from an ACR Enterprise Edition instance within the same account.
Create a stateless workload using a Deployment. For more information, see Create a stateless workload (Deployment).
Deploy to EDAS
To deploy a Java microservices application in a Kubernetes cluster using a container image, see Use an image to deploy a Java microservices application in a Kubernetes cluster.
Deploy to FC
FC's Custom Container runtime lets you package any application as a container image and run it as a serverless function. To create a Custom Container function using a container image, see Create a Custom Container function.