Yes, Kubernetes Can Run Your Windows Apps. Seriously...
summary
Shows how to containerize legacy Windows applications (IIS, .NET Framework 4.x, COM+) and run them on Kubernetes using Windows Containers and multi-OS scheduling. Covers deploying the containers to AKS, integrating Helm and CI/CD with a Docker registry, and discusses limits (licensing, performance, ServerCore vs Nano) and benefits like scalability and better observability.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Windows Containers intro
- 3:43AKS MultiOS migration
- 6:15AKS deployment workflow
- 8:46Benefits and limitations
- 10:54Conclusion & Q&A
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