Scaling Docker Containers using Kubernetes and Azure Container Service

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Shows building an ASP.NET Core app into a Docker image, using multi-stage builds to shrink images from ~900 MB to ~250 MB, pushing to Azure Container Registry, and deploying on Kubernetes bootstrapped by Azure Container Service. Demonstrates kubectl run/expose, binds app to 0.0.0.0:5000 with external port 80, uses a load balancer IP, recommends 3 masters for HA, scales replicas (example to 6), performs rolling updates and deploys cluster-wide agents via daemonset.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 17:55Docker File
3. 18:59Deploy Our Application
4. 25:07Multistage Builds
5. 31:14Container Orchestration
6. 36:08Auditing
7. 42:29Deploy Kubernetes
8. 42:47Configure as a Master
9. 55:13How Many Replicas Do We Need
10. 57:09Windows Containers
11. 59:13Visual Studio as a Container
12. 59:56Eclipse
13. 1:01:02Kubernetes

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