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Kubernetes: Host Multi-Container ASP.NET Core app to Multiple Pods

Last Updated: November 19, 2023

In this ASP.NET Core Kubernetes tutorial I will host a Multi-Container ASP.NET Core app to Multiple Kubernetes Pods. I will also add a Service to expose the pods. The Pods will use this service to communicate with one another.

Kubernetes: Host Multi-Container ASP.NET Core app to Single Pod

Last Updated: November 19, 2023

In this ASP.NET Core Kubernetes Tutorial I will host a Multi-Container ASP.NET Core app to a single Kubernetes Pod. The ASP.NET Core app will have 2 containers and these containers will also communicate with each other. I will show you how this communication will take place inside the Pod.

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How to use Kubernetes Ingress on an ASP.NET Core app

Last Updated: November 27, 2023

In this ASP.NET Core Kubernetes Ingress turorial we will create an Ingress for accessing the app on the browser. Ingress is a Kubernetes object whose work is to expose the Kubernetes Service to HTTP and HTTPS routes.

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Managing ASP.NET Core app hosted on Kubernetes

Last Updated: November 18, 2023

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In this tutorial we will go through some necessary and detailed information that will be needed for managing your ASP.NET Core apps on Kubernetes. I will be proceeding from the last tutorial where I had Deployed ASP.NET Core App on Kubernetes. So make sure you have gone through the previous tutorial so that you can understand the kubernetes topics which we will be covering here.

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Deploy ASP.NET Core App on Kubernetes

Last Updated: February 18, 2024

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In this ASP.NET Core Kubernetes Tutorial we will be deploying an ASP.NET Core app to Kubernetes from start till end. We will take the topic of Kubernetes Objects which are Pods, Deployments and Services. Finally, we will use these objects to host the ASP.NET Core app on Kubernetes. This tutorial will give you a solid foundation of K8s so make sure you go through the whole tutorial. Let us start it with any further delay.

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CRUD Operations in ASP.NET Core and SQL Server with Docker

Last Updated: November 17, 2023

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In this tutorial we will perform CRUD Operations in as ASP.NET Core Docker app with SQL Server as a backend. We will use Docker Compose for this so there will be 2 containers one running the ASP.NET Core app and other SQL Server 2022.

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Multi-Container ASP.NET Core App with Docker Compose

Last Updated: November 23, 2023

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We will create a Multi-Container app in ASP.NET Core Docker Compose. The containers will also communicate with each other. The ASP.NET Core app will contain projects which will be:

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How to Create Excellent Website for Classroom Projects

Last Updated: April 16, 2021

Nowadays, so much of our lives take place online, it's crucial that education offers students the opportunity to hone their digital skills. In classrooms all across Canada, more and more teachers are acknowledging the importance of bringing online literacy into the education system. This is creating a future generation with an unparalleled talent for creating online content.

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Deploy a Docker based ASP.NET Core app to Azure

Last Updated: November 11, 2023

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In this tutorial we are going to perform ASP.NET Core Docker app Deployment to Azure cloud service provider. We have already created the app on our last tutorial whose link is - First ASP.NET Core web App in Docker Container. Once the deployment is completed, we will be able to view the app on the browser with a URL.

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ASP.NET Core APP with HTTPS in Docker

Last Updated: November 17, 2023

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SSL Certificates are very necessary for the Trust, Identity and Encryption of an APP. In ASP.NET Core the apps use HTTPS Certificates by default, they use self-signed development certificates for development purpose. So, when you are hosting your app to a Docker Container then it is needed to tell docker where to find this development certificate in the machine. Once Docker knows the location of the HTTPS certificate then your app will start opening with https url, eg https://localhost:8001.

The procedure will be same for the production scenario also. So you can generate a free HTTPS certificate from Let's Encrypt, then tell your Docker app (which is running in Azure or AWS) to find the HTTPS certificate from a location.

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