Description
Deploying .Net Microservices with K8s AKS and Azure DevOps course. In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy .Net Microservices on Kubernetes and migrate deployments to Azure Kubernetes Cloud Services (AKS) using Azure Container Registry (ACR). In the last part, you will learn how to automate the deployment using CI/CD pipelines Azure DevOps and GitHub. We want to containerize our microservices in the Docker environment, push the images to Docker Hub, and deploy the microservices to Kubernetes. Using the same setup, we will move to the cloud to deploy AKS (Azure Kubernetes Services) using ACR (Azure Container Registry). We will also cover other topics such as:
- Docker Compose microservices
- Kubernetes components (pods, deployments, services, etc.)
- Non-stop delivery
- Use of Azure resources such as ACR (Azure Container Registry), AKS (Azure Kubernetes Services)
- Automate the entire deployment process by writing custom pipelines with Azure DevOps and more.
In this course we will have three microservices that we will develop and deploy together. Microservices 1 – Buy an MVC Client Application
First, we will develop a Shopping MVC client application to consume API resources, which is the Shopping.Client Asp.Net MVC web project. But we will start by developing this project as a standalone web application containing our own data. And we will add container support with Dockerfile, push Docker images to Docker Hub, and see deployment options like “Azure Web App for Containers” for a web app.
Microservices 2 – Shopping API Application
After that, we want to develop the Shopping.API microservice using MongoDB and compose all the Docker containers. This API project has the product data and performs CRUD operations by exposing API methods for consumption from the Purchase Client project. We containerize the API application by creating a Dockerfile and pushing the images to Azure Container Registry (ACR).
Microservices 3 – Mongo DB database
Our API project manages product records stored in a no-SQL MongoDB database as described in the image. We pull the MongoDB Docker image from DockerHub and connect to our API project. At the end of the section, we will have three microservices: Shopping.Client – Shopping.API – MongoDb microservices.
What you will learn in the Deploying .Net Microservices with K8s AKS and Azure DevOps course
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Create and build Docker images
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Containerization of microservices in the Docker environment
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Microservices Docker Compose
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Submit Docker images to DockerHub and Azure Container Registry (ACR)
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Deploying .Net Microservices on Kubernetes
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Deploying Microservices in Azure Kubernetes Cloud Services (AKS)
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Automate the entire deployment process by writing custom pipelines with Azure DevOps
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Deploy multi-container microservice applications by automating CI/CD pipelines
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Update microservices with non-stop deployments
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Using Azure Container Registry – ACR
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Using Azure Kubernetes Services – AKS
This course is suitable for people who
- Developers who want to learn how to containerize multiple microservices with Docker
- Developers who want to learn how to deploy microservices on Kubernetes
- Developers who want to learn how to deploy microservices on Azure Kubernetes Cloud Services (AKS).
- Developers who want to learn multi-container microservices applications by automating CI/CD pipelines.
Course Specifications: Deploying .Net Microservices with K8s AKS and Azure DevOps
- Editor: Udemy
- Lecturer: Mehmet Ozkay
- Training level: beginner to advanced
- Training duration: 10 hours and 15 minutes
- Number of courses: 110
Course Topics: Deploying .Net Microservices with K8s AKS and Azure DevOps
Prerequisites for the course Deploying .Net Microservices with K8s AKS and Azure DevOps
- Basics of Container and Docker Information
- C# and AspNet knowledge is an advantage
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