Kubernetes for .NET developers
summary
Shows a hands-on path: creates a cluster locally with minikube and in Azure AKS (10–15 minute provisioning), uses kubectl run against an ASP.NET Core image on Docker Hub, scales from 1 to 4 replicas, and demonstrates rolling updates plus rollback while serving v1 and v2 concurrently. Proves health checks by flipping a liveness/readiness probes endpoint to force a restart and shows the pod restarts. Uses kubectl to inspect nodes (three-node AKS) and the dashboard to verify the public load balancer.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 1:28Key takeaways
- 3:05Why do I need it?
- 6:35Cost
- 8:40High-level architecture
- 9:21Anatomy of a master node
- 22:06Service types
- 23:15Health checks
- 24:04Readiness checks
- 24:41Rolling updates
- 27:34Blue/Green deployment
- 28:21Managed Kubernetes Providers
- 29:21Azure Kubernetes Service - AKS
- 41:43Single platform for all.NET apps
- 42:45Container platforms vs Paas
- 47:42Summary
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