How to Install and Configure CBL-Mariner
Microsoft’s CBL-Mariner Linux distribution is becoming more and more important to Azure, says Simon Bisson, so it’s worth spending some time to learn about its features and capabilities.
Besides hosting the GUI features of WSL 2 in Windows 11, CBL-Mariner “is the container host in Azure Kubernetes Service and is available as a base container image in the Microsoft Container Registry, plus it supports distro-less containers on Azure,” Bisson says.
In this article, Bisson explains how to install and configure the fast and lightweight Linux distro for Azure Kubernetes Service and the Microsoft Container Registry.
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09/19/2022
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