Resilient microservices with Kubernetes

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Builds a minimal ASP.NET Core on Linux web app, creates a Docker image, pushes it to Google Container Registry, then provisions a GKE cluster with gcloud and deploys via kubectl. Demonstrates pods, ReplicaSets, Services (external load balancer with stable IP), volumes, liveness/readiness probes, rolling updates, canary flows and HPA/node autoscaling. Shows the app running behind an external IP after a deploy; cites Google scale of over two billion containers per week as background for why containers + Kubernetes matter.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:32Microservices
3. 8:02Multiple languages
4. 13:28Containers
5. 14:38Demo
6. 18:55Why containers
7. 20:37What are containers
8. 22:16Docker
9. 28:25Kubernetes
10. 33:15Create a Kubernetes cluster
11. 35:33Building blocks of Kubernetes
12. 38:03Deployment abilities
13. 41:04Labels and Selectors
14. 43:17Demonstration
15. 48:38Rolling Update

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