Leverage Huge Performance Gains with Native Arm64 Code

Deploy a WoA app to Azure Kubernetes Services, and learn how to deploy a .NET app to Azure with a series of step-by-step tutorials.

Deploy an Arm-Based Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster using Terraform.

• Advanced topic for software developers who want to deploy an Arm-based Kubernetes cluster using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).

Deploy .NET applications to Microsoft Azure using an Arm64 VM

• Four tutorial parts with an example that walks you through:

• Getting started by creating a VM in Azure, run the .NET app, build the Docker image and push it onto the Azure Container Registry.
• Then run a docker container in Azure Container Instances.
• Deploy the containerized application to the Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS).
• Automate the deployment with Pulumi, a cross-platform Infrastructure as Code (IaC) – IaC-based automation can accelerate and simplify the deployment of cloud resources.

Get started using Arm-based hosted runners with GitHub actions for native WoA CI/CD, and more.

Setup a CI/CD for WoA with GitHub Actions

• Learn how to setup a CI/CD flow with GitHub Actions to use Windows on Arm as the self-hosted runner host, and run a simple workflow.

Deploy GitHub Actions Workflows Using Windows Sandbox

• Configure Windows Sandbox as a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner.

Implement CI/CD with Windows on Arm Host

• Set up a CI/CD flow with GitHub Actions to use WoA as the self-hosted runner.

Build Multi-Architecture Container Images with GitHub Arm-hosted Runners

• Learn how to use Arm-hosted runners for GitHub Actions jobs.

Use Self-Hosted Arm64-based runners in GitHub Actions for CI/CD

• Learn how to set up GitHub CI/CD pipelines, use self-hosted runners, and deploy Docker images to DockerHub.