Kubernetes, Azure and .NET - What's it all about?
summary
Introduces Kubernetes fundamentals with hands‑on demos: uses Docker Desktop and minikube locally, then provisions an AKS cluster with az aks create (cluster boots in about 6–7 minutes), deploys an ASP.NET Core container via kubectl (aliased to K), scales to five replicas, and shows a configured health probe that causes Kubernetes to restart an unhealthy pod. Covers load‑balancer services, Ingress routing, Helm charts, Windows node support in Kubernetes 1.14, and AKS features like VNet integration, Azure AD auth and cluster autoscaler (preview).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:18Why do I need it?
- 11:42High-level architecture
- 13:01Anatomy of a control plane node
- 27:08Accessing applications
- 35:08Health checks
- 40:15Blue/Green deployment
- 56:05Hybrid clusters
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