Containerize .NET Apps and deploy to Kubernetes

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Shows how a legacy ASP.NET app becomes a running Kubernetes service: Rider generates a multi-stage Dockerfile, Docker build produces an image, image is pushed to Amazon ECR and deployed to Amazon EKS with a YAML manifest (frontend, Redis, load balancer, replicas). Demonstrates App2Container for IIS apps, CI tagging images with git commit IDs, and running containers serverlessly on AWS Fargate. Demo voting app scales and serves traffic; containers replace failing pods in milliseconds versus VMs taking minutes.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:55Problems containers help solve
3. 8:11Containerize an ASP.NET application
4. 13:48AWS App2Container
5. 15:10Publish to a registry
6. 25:38Why use containers?
7. 31:50How to run a container?
8. 33:05Amazon ECS vs. EKS
9. 35:53Introduction to Kubernetes
10. 40:14Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes
11. 43:33Tooling - kubectl
12. 46:26Deploy to Kubernetes
13. 53:22Why do you need a cluster? Using Fargate
14. 58:55Summary
15. 1:00:00Q&A

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