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## How to create a Discord Bot using the .NET worker template and host it on Azure Container Instances

7/11/2021 - Azure

Learn how to develop a Discord bot using the .NET worker template, containerize it using Docker, push the container image to Azure Container Registry, and host it on Azure Container Instances.



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