• Title Using .NET Core, Docker, and Kubernetes Succinctly
• Author(s) Michele Aponte
• Publisher: Syncfusion Inc. (2019)
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• ebook HTML, PDF (91 pages), Kindle (mobi)
• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 978-1-64200-184-6
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Book Description

Terms like container and Docker, unknown to Microsoft programmers until now, have recently become essential in technical discussions about the development, distribution, and management of our applications. Containers can solve some of programmers' everyday problems, but a challenge with them is managing their lifecycles and the communication among them.

So we need to choose a container technology, with Docker being the most commonly used, and an orchestrator, with Kubernetes being the best choice today.

This book will walk you through using Docker and Kubernetes with a .NET Core example application - through the key concepts involved in packaging Windows-distributed applications into containers and orchestrating these using Docker and Kubernetes.

Table of Contents

• ASP.NET and Docker Together
• Create Your Application with Docker
• Deploy Your Application on Kubernetes
• Deploy the Database
• Production Time

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