Summary
In this chapter, we explained how to prepare a developer workstation for .NET Kubernetes development and how to organize code testing and bug-fix cycles.
We also explained how to define a Docker virtual network to ensure microservices communication during development and name conventions for hostnames and Kubernetes services, enabling the same code to run both on the Docker virtual network, Minikube, and any other Kubernetes cluster.
Finally, we explained all the steps needed to run an application in Minikube and how to test it with Bridge to Kubernetes.
We’ve now reached the end of our journey through this book, and what a journey it has been!
Packed with numerous new and challenging ideas, this book is sure to be your good friend on your journey as a software architect.
These learnings will not only empower you to craft innovative solutions but also support your growth in the dynamic world of software projects. We sincerely hope you’ve...