Bring your ASP.NET Core solutions to Kubernetes in Azure

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Shows how an ASP.NET Core solution moves from Visual Studio 2019 into Docker and AKS using multi-stage Dockerfile builds (SDK stage ~1.7GB, runtime stage ~270MB) and Docker Compose for local orchestration, with Visual Studio injecting source via a Docker volume for fast debug. CI/CD uses Azure DevOps build+push tasks that tag images by build ID and push to Azure Container Registry. Deployment targets AKS with 3 nodes, creating Deployments (3 replicas), Services and a LoadBalancer web server; AKS + Cosmos DB and Azure Redis Cache run successfully, while local container debugging occasionally hangs.

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1. 0:00Introduction to containers
2. 2:22Virtual machines vs containers
3. 5:32Docker workflow basics
4. 7:30Development with Visual Studio
5. 14:37Orchestration with Docker compose
6. 20:55Internal build mechanisms
7. 26:24Multi-stage image building
8. 34:44Registry and CI/CD pipelines
9. 41:06Introduction to Kubernetes
10. 50:51Deployment and orchestration

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