It can be useful to deploy your Microservices using containers and run them on a Kubernetes cluster that runs in Azure as a managed PaaS service (better known as AKS). In this course, Deploying ASP.NET Core Microservices Using Kubernetes and AKS, you’ll learn to deploy your Microservices using containers and run them on a Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Services provided Kubernetes cluster. First, you’ll explore why we want to use containers to deploy microservices and run them on a Kubernetes cluster. Next, you’ll discover what a Kubernetes cluster offers and how to set it up in the azure cloud. Then, you will automate the deployments to minimize downtime and outages. Finally, you’ll learn how to deploy database schema changes for your microservices while not having any downtime. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of containers, Kubernetes, and deployment automation with Azure DevOps and GitHub needed to deploy ASP.NET microservices to a Kubernetes infrastructure available in the Azure Cloud as AKS.
Author Name: Marcel de Vries
Author Description:
Marcel is the co-founder and CTO of Xpirit, a high-end consulting firm based in Hilversum, Netherlands. Marcel co-founded Xpirit in 2014 as a spin off from Xebia Netherlands. Together with Xebia they help customers with Digital Transformation, Agile Consulting, and Full Stack development with both Microsoft and open source products. Marcel spends most of his time looking at how new emerging technologies, a shift in mindset, and a new way of work, can help organizations get software in production… more

Table of Contents

• Course Overview
  2mins
• Understanding Microservices and Containers
  44mins
• Deploying Micro Services to Kubernetes
  32mins
• Automating Deployments with Azure DevOps and GitHub
  29mins
• Updating the Database with Zero-downtime
  18mins