Just as with working with Azure’s Container Service, you’ll find yourself using the Azure Cloud Shell or a remote Azure command-line instance to build and manage containers, starting by ...

Microsoft's new Azure Container Instances service allows users to set up containers without having to manage virtual machines. Written by Mary Jo Foley, Senior Contributing Editor July 26, 2017 at ...

The Azure Container Instances service includes automatic scaling for containers, which can be deployed "in seconds." It takes just a "single command" to deploy them, according to the pricing page.

Microsoft's new Azure Container Instances (ACI) introduces a way to spin up workloads with the precise amount of CPU cores and memory needed on demand, use them for as little as a few seconds and ...

Microsoft has introduced a new container service, Azure Container Instances (ACI), that is intended to provide a more lightweight and granular way to run containerized applications than its Azure ...

Creating new instances is now free, for example, and the price per CPU and second went down from $0.0000125 to $0.000012. One gigabyte of memory now costs $0.000004 per second. Techcrunch event ...

Azure Container Instances, a serverless runtime that aims to help developers spin up containers on Microsoft's public datacenter infrastructure, is now generally available.. The service is currently ...

Today it’s Microsoft’s turn to launch a new container service for its Azure cloud computing platform: Azure Container Instances (ACI). The company also today ...

On July 1, Microsoft is lowering the cost of using Azure Container Instances. For starters, the company is completely eliminating the $0.0025 fee charged to create an instance on the service.