Practical Advantages of using Studio Code and Azure for Kubernetes and Cloud Development
summary
Shows building and running a microservice API end-to-end: code edits in GitHub Codespaces, a devcontainer.json adds Docker and VS Code extensions, image built locally in the cloud, pushed to Azure Container Registry, and deployed to Azure Container Apps. Demo proves the API responds in a browser, container apps supports KEDA scaling to zero and an 80/20 revision traffic split via Envoy, plus GitHub Actions automates image builds and revision rollouts.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00VS Code and Azure intro
- 2:29GitHub CodeSpaces for cloud
- 16:43Deploy to Azure containers
- 21:06Azure Container Apps deep dive
- 23:39Demo app to Container Apps
- 33:16Cloud-native future
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