Building Apps with Containers, Functions and Managed Services
summary
Demos show a developer workflow that uses Azure Dev Spaces and the VS Code Remote - Containers extension to build and debug Node apps in-container and in-cluster, with code sync, Docker build and Helm deploy automated. Packaging uses CNAB via Porter to bundle Helm, Terraform and other mix-ins as a single invocation image. Scaling combines KEDA with Virtual Kubelet (ACI/Fargate) so a RabbitMQ publisher/consumer demo autoscaled from zero into virtual nodes on demand and the demos run end-to-end.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:22About me
- 2:05Microsoft's mission
- 2:463 abstractions
- 2:56Portable Serverless Platforms on top of Kubernetes
- 4:23Dev experience: Azure Dev Spaces
- 5:25Developer experience
- 14:02Azure Dev Spaces + VS
- 15:20VS Code Remote Extension for Containers
- 19:49Other projects to look at
- 21:05Application packaging
- 23:40Scaling your application
- 27:52Demo time
- 32:13Resources
- 32:54Questions
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