Kubernetes for .NET Developers
summary
Demo shows an ASP.NET Core task app and SQL Server containerized with a Dockerfile (Visual Studio template), built with docker build and deployed to Kubernetes using kubectl apply and manifest YAMLs. Pods, ReplicaSets and a Deployment handle scaling and rolling updates with kubectl describe and rollout undo, services provide DNS/load‑balancing and a nodePort exposes localhost, persistent storage uses a persistentVolumeClaim with hostPath, and clusters can be created/scaled via az aks create and AKS autoscaler. The demo works end to end including DB init script.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Containers
- 2:08What is Docker?
- 4:40Kubernetes Architecture
- 10:38Pods Scaling
- 16:52ReplicaSets
- 17:49Labels
- 22:33Deployment Rollout
- 30:29Connecting to Pods
- 31:01Service
- 40:05Persistent Volume
- 48:28Azure AKS
- 50:54Summary
- 51:08Resources
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