.Net Framework to .Net Core Microservices With Windows and Linux Containers

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Case study of a legacy .NET Framework monolith migrated into a mixed .NET Core + .NET Framework microservice platform using Windows Server 2016 containers for old services and Linux containers for .NET Core, orchestrated by Kubernetes across multi‑cloud (AWS, Huawei) with database migration from SQL Server to MySQL. The team reports 17 microservices running, uses HTTP REST APIs, and describes operational challenges around Windows containers, developer skill gaps, federation and cross‑cloud failover.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:51Introduction
3. 5:18Challenges
4. 16:35Core Values in Devops
5. 19:57Dotnet Core Open Source Language
6. 27:38Technical Challenges for Containers
7. 35:12Q & a Session

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