
Azure Container Instances: With Azure container instances, we don't have to manage the underlying infrastructure for our application (serverless architecture) and using Azure CLI we can deploy our Docker container and make it available with a DNS name. We can deploy our container instance through various means such as using Azure CLI, PowerShell, ARM (Azure Resource Manager) template, Terraform, and using Docker CLI.
Web App for Containers: This is very useful to just pull our application container images either from Docker Hub or private Azure Container Registry and deploy it in seconds. This functionality automatically takes care of load balancing, OS patching, and capacity provisioning.
There are much more container services available such as Azure Kubernetes Service - to deploy and scale containers on managed Kubernetes, Azure Red Hat OpenShift - to deploy and scale containers on managed Red Hat OpenShift. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It could be a financial burden for small businesses or startups as it incurs high costs when an Azure Container Instance runs 24/7 compared to running a virtual machine instance. Also, it lacks some features such as fewer customization options compared to other container management solutions like Docker and Kubernetes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


