Docker and Kubernetes for ASP.NET Development: Docker and Kubernetes for ASP.NET Development

Trevoir Williams

€67.99

Video Jun 2024 6hrs 43mins 1st Edition

Trevoir Williams

€67.99

Video Jun 2024 6hrs 43mins 1st Edition

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Detailed guidance on using Docker Compose for multi-container applications
Advanced networking techniques with NGINX and SSL
Thorough introduction to Kubernetes, including deployment and scaling strategies

Description

This course is meticulously designed to take you on a journey from understanding the basics of containers to mastering the orchestration of applications using Kubernetes. We begin with an introduction to cloud-native development and explore a sample project to lay a solid foundation. You will learn about containers, their advantages over virtual machines, and get hands-on experience with Docker, including installation, configuration, and image management. Next, we delve into integrating Docker with .NET projects, where you'll containerize a .NET API, connect it to databases, and explore Dockerfile usage. Following this, you'll master Docker Compose, enabling you to manage multi-container applications efficiently. The course also covers advanced networking concepts, such as reverse proxies and SSL termination using NGINX, ensuring your applications are secure and scalable. Finally, we introduce Kubernetes, where you'll learn deployment strategies, manage resources, and scale applications. By the end of this course, you'll be able to seamlessly transition your .NET applications to modern containerized environments, leveraging both Docker and Kubernetes for efficient and scalable deployment.

Who is this book for?

This course is ideal for .NET developers who have a basic understanding of application development and want to expand their skill set to include containerization and orchestration using Docker and Kubernetes. Familiarity with C# and .NET frameworks is recommended, but no prior experience with Docker or Kubernetes is required.