Concept
A software container packages an application together with everything it needs to run and shares the host operating system, so it runs the same way on a laptop, a server or in the cloud.
| Type | Concept |
|---|---|
| Wikipedia | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Containerization_(computing) |
2026-07-17 · Video on YouTube
Azure Container Apps is Microsoft's serverless platform for running containerized applications without managing Kubernetes clusters or virtual machines. Instead of worrying about infrastructure, scaling, and orchestration, developers can focus on building…
2025-11-03 · Video on YouTube
In this episode, we break down how modern development teams can fully automate their CI pipelines using dev containers, container images, and command-line tooling. We explore why containerization has become foundational to DevOps workflows, how development…
2026-10-26 · Video on YouTube
Discover SharePoint Embedded in M365. Learn what it is, how file containers and security work, billing, and how apps use it without a standard user interface. There's a whole part of Microsoft 365 that has no screen at all. It's called SharePoint Embedded…
2026-10-26 · Video on YouTube
Learn what Docker and containers actually do, how images and layers work, and why they beat virtual machines in this jargon-free, beginner guide. Docker is the most-used tool in cloud development, and it's not even close. You've probably heard the word thrown…
2026-02-24 · Video on YouTube
In this episode, the host explains that most organizations treat their Microsoft 365 tenant like a simple configuration container — but it’s actually the operating system of your enterprise. To avoid misconfigurations, security breaches, and uncontrolled…
2025-11-23 · Video on YouTube
This episode dives straight into the myth that upgrading to the latest .NET framework somehow makes your application safe, and it dismantles that belief fast. With the OWASP update reshaping how risks are ranked and understood, this conversation exposes why…
2025-11-03 · Video on YouTube
Most Power Apps look “off” because makers skip Containers and reinvent UI on every screen. The fix is structural (containers) and systemic (component libraries). Containers replace fragile X/Y positioning with responsive layout physics—stack, align…
2026-10-25 · Video on YouTube
Every licensed user can build in the default environment, yet Microsoft says not to run production work there. This episode explains Power Platform environments, types, Dataverse, roles and governance in plain words for makers and admins. You will know which…
2026-07-18 · Video on YouTube
Azure Storage Accounts are the foundation of data storage in Microsoft Azure, providing a secure, scalable, and highly available platform for storing virtually any type of data. Whether you need object storage, file shares, queues, tables, or disks for…
2025-11-03 · Video on YouTube
Your Fabric and Power Platform workloads aren’t slow because of Spark or DAX—they’re slow because your data lives far from your compute. Managed storage adds network hops, caps IOPS, and taxes every read/write with latency. The fix isn’t “more nodes”; it’s…
2026-10-28
A defect becomes expensive when the workflow from detection to corrective action is slow or unclear. In this episode of the iFAKT series, we show how Power Platform can support nonconformance workflows: capture, triage, approvals, corrective and preventive…
2026-08-21 · Video on YouTube
Orders, warehouse work, carriers and freight bills often live in separate spreadsheets, emails and phone calls, and that is where delays and surprise charges start. This episode is for supply chain, logistics and Dynamics 365 teams who want to understand…
Azure Container Apps is a serverless platform for running containerized applications without managing Kubernetes clusters, node pools or complex infrastructure. · From the episode: Azure Container Apps - Simply Explained
The episode places it between simple container hosting and full Kubernetes management. You get modern container features without becoming a Kubernetes admin. · From the episode: Azure Container Apps - Simply Explained
Web applications, APIs, microservices, background task processing and event-driven applications. The service takes care of scaling and networking, so developers can focus on building instead of managing complex infrastructure. · From the episode: Azure Container Apps - Simply Explained
The show notes name KEDA and Dapr, which help with event-driven scaling and microservice development. · From the episode: Azure Container Apps - Simply Explained
The episode says the Azure CLI can have you running in under 10 minutes, while the portal offers step-by-step wizards. You deploy a container to an environment and Azure handles the rest. · From the episode: Azure Container Apps - Simply Explained
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