Take your .NET apps to the cloud with Azure Q&A
summary
Panel gives concrete paths: lift-and-shift Windows IIS apps to App Service or Windows containers, containerize into AKS for a common control plane, or use Functions/Static Web Apps for serverless frontends. Services support .NET 3.5 through .NET Core and customers report one-team incremental container refactor succeeds while another full rewrite had to roll back. Tooling advice: use CICD/Terraform, front HTTP functions with API Management, and run discovery with Azure Migrate discovers and recommends (preview AKS support); App Insights observability for AKS is improving.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Session introduction
- 1:33Azure .NET service overview
- 4:09Migration and strategy advice
- 10:26Observability and WASI
- 12:55Managing Azure functions
- 16:31Service selection guidance
- 20:40Monolith migration techniques
- 27:12Addressing complex legacy apps
- 36:58Closing and resources
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