Build-Containerize-Deploy Web App to Azure Kubernetes Services

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Builds an asp.net core 3.1 web app, writes a simple Dockerfile, and produces a container image that gets pushed to Docker Hub or Azure Container Registry; runs the image locally and in Azure Container Instances, then deploys it to a two‑node AKS cluster with a Deployment (replicas=2) and a LoadBalancer service that returns a public IP. Uses Ubuntu VM, Docker CLI, kubectl, Azure CLI and a GitHub Actions pipeline to automate build/push/deploy; demo shows rolling updates and the live site serving successfully.

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1. 0:00Introduction and overview
2. 0:39Environment setup
3. 5:03Configuring the VM
4. 11:23Building an ASP.NET application
5. 21:06Dockerizing the application
6. 27:41Pushing to registry
7. 34:00Deploying to Azure container
8. 39:27Kubernetes orchestration
9. 52:35Automating with GitHub Actions

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