Summary
And with that, we have come to the end of this chapter. I hope you have been able to follow along and enjoyed the joys and pains of wearing a DevOps engineer’s hat.
As you can see, we covered a lot in this chapter. We learned about Kubernetes and its various key components. We saw how you spin up an empty Kubernetes cluster on Azure and learned about the Kubernetes spec files that deploy our micro apps into a Kubernetes cluster. We learned how to containerize our micro apps using Docker and how to set up Docker Hub as a remote image repository. Then, we went through the detailed steps of setting up a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions, and finally, we made the necessary tweaks to our code base so that we can run our module-federated microfrontend on Kubernetes. Now that you have managed to complete this chapter, give yourself a pat on the back and take a well-deserved break before we start with the next chapter, where we will see how to manage our microfrontend in...
