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## New to containers

You can simplify the development and deployment of your application by packaging your app into a "container". Containers allow you to wrap up your application and all its dependencies into a single unit that is portal and can be run easily on any container platform.
You can simplify the development and deployment of your application by packaging your app into a "container". Containers allow you to wrap up your application and all its dependencies into a single unit that is portable and can be run easily on any container platform.

If you're interested in deploying your application to Azure Container Apps, but don't want to define a container ahead of time, Container Apps can create a container. The Container Apps cloud build feature automatically identifies your application stack and uses [CNCF Buildpacks](https://buildpacks.io/) to generate a container image for you.

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