Preparing the Azure Container Registry and Resource Group

1. Log in to the Azure portal at (https://portal.azure.com)
2. Select an active Azure subscription and click Create a Resource.
3. In the search box (case-insensitive), specify Container Registry and click create.

4. Specify a value for Registry Name. Note this name for later reference.
5. For Resource group, click Create New, and in Name, specify a resource group name.
6. For Location, select a location with enough resources for your deployment.

7. For Admin user, select Enable.
8. For SKU, choose the value appropriate for your ACR.

9. Click Create to create the Azure Container Registry.

You must have create an ACR and create a resource group permissions to use this feature.

1. Open the Azure Cloud Shell (on the top right of the Azure Portal page). If necessary, confirm the creation of user storage.

2. Create the resource group by running the command:

   az group create --name <RESOURCE GROUP> \
   --location <LOCATION>

   Where:

   <RESOURCE GROUP> is your group name, which will be used later for all other resources

   <LOCATION> is the location where resource group will be created. To get a list of all locations, run the command:

   az account list-locations | jq ".[] | .name"

   For example:

   az group create \
   --name srg-demo \
   --location westeurope

3. Check the az command response. It should contain the text:

"provisioningState": "Succeeded"

4. Create the Azure Container Registry (ACR) by running the command:

az acr create -n <your ACR name> -g <your resource group name>\
--admin-enabled "true" --sku "Standard"                       

For example:

az acr create \
-n srgdemoACR \
-g srg-demo \
--admin-enabled "true" \
--sku "Standard"

5. Check the az command response. It should contain the text:

"provisioningState": "Succeeded"

In succeeding procedures, the az command response should contain the same text: "provisioningState": "Succeeded"