Create a PowerBuilder App that runs in Azure using PowerServer, Docker Containers and Kubernetes
summary
Creates a PowerBuilder app that runs end-to-end in Azure: an Azure SQL Database (small tier ~ $4.99/mo) hosts data, a PowerServer 2021 project compiles web APIs and uses the Chromium-based cloud app launcher, SnapDevelop builds a Docker image and pushes it to Docker Hub, the image runs locally and as an Azure Container Instance, then as an AKS cluster (three-node cluster deployed via YAML deployment + service). Demonstrates successful deploys, automatic client updates, and SnapDevelop -> Docker Hub image workflow with PowerServer 2021 on an AKS 3-node cluster.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:21What are Docker containers
- 6:04Problems Docker solves
- 18:36Creating Azure SQL database
- 25:13PowerServer project setup
- 39:28Building Docker image with SnapDevelop
- 47:58Running container in Azure
- 53:02What is Kubernetes
- 1:02:36Creating Kubernetes cluster in Azure
- 1:11:04Summary of demos and Q&A
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