In Azure (Container Apps, AKS, Jobs), the same container ideas apply, just with cloud wiring added:
• Docker image → what Azure actually runs
• YAML or Azure CLI → how Azure runs it (CPU, memory, identity, schedule)
• entrypoint.sh → the task Azure executes inside the container
Example in Azure:
- The image contains your backup or restore logic
- Azure injects configuration (env vars, Managed Identity, secrets)
- The container starts →
entrypoint.shruns → job completes
Key insight:
Azure never runs your YAML.
Azure runs your container, and your container runsentrypoint.sh.
This is why the same image works:
- locally with Docker
- in Azure Container Apps
- in scheduled Azure Jobs
Learn more about Azure’s container services here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/container-apps/overview
Once you understand this, debugging Azure container issues becomes much easier.
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