Please use azure-resourcemanager, see sample.

Azure Container Registry sample for deploying a container image to Azure Container Service with Kubernetes orchestration.

• Create an Azure Container Registry to be used for holding the Docker images
• If a local Docker engine cannot be found, create a Linux virtual machine that will host a Docker engine to be used for this sample
• Use Docker Java to create a Docker client that will push/pull an image to/from Azure Container Registry
• Pull a test image from the public Docker repo (tomcat:8) to be used as a sample for pushing/pulling to/from an Azure Container Registry
• Create a new Docker container from an image that was pulled from Azure Container Registry
• Create a SSH private/public key to be used when creating a container service
• Create an Azure Container Service with Kubernetes orchestration
• Log in via the SSH client and download the Kubernetes config
• Create a Kubernetes client using the Kubernetes config file downloaded from one of the virtual machine managers
• Create a Kubernetes namespace
• Create a Kubernetes secret of type "docker-registry" using the Azure Container Registry credentials from above
• Create a Kubernetes replication controller using a container image from the Azure private registry from above and a load balancer service that will expose the app to the world

To run this sample:

Set the environment variable AZURE_AUTH_LOCATION with the full path for an auth file. See how to create an auth file.

git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/acs-java-deploy-image-from-acr-to-acs-orchestrator.git
cd acs-java-deploy-image-from-acr-to-acs-orchestrator
mvn clean compile exec:java

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