Taking your .NET Core container solution from laptop to production
summary
Shows a concrete pipeline: .NET Core services built into Docker images pushed to registry, CI runs pull‑request and master builds with WhiteSource Bolt scans, then a release triggers an AKS cluster pull and rollout (demo uses image tag 193). Demonstrates fixing a production latency bug (work item 53), iterating from Visual Studio + Docker Compose to VSTS CI/CD, Application Insights telemetry, feature toggles and 5% canary traffic; the end‑to‑end demo succeeds after a few hiccups.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:36Demo application reference architecture
- 5:49Confidence and trust
- 6:28Back to drawing board
- 15:09Containers on Windows
- 22:24Branching strategy Trunk based development
- 32:24Changing environments
- 33:50Working with environments in ASPNET Core Bootstrapping environment variables
- 34:11Maximize isolation in development and testing
- 35:03Azure options for hosting your containers
- 41:58Feature toggles Turn functionality on/off
- 42:46Summary
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