k8s

In this post, I will create a small Node.js app containing the publisher and message processor, and publish it as an image to Docker Hub. Then, I will use the same image to demonstrate scaling Kubernetes Jobs using KEDA, triggered by Amazon SQS. For demonstration purposes, I will be using a Minikube local Kubernetes cluster, but in reality, this would be done in a production Kubernetes cluster Here is the architectural diagram for our workflow....

As a beginner, understanding a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster might be a little bit complicated. If you go through the k8s official documentation its overwhelming. In my personal view, the best way to learn any new tool and technology is by understanding its core concepts and architecture. In this blog post, I will try to simplify the basic concepts and common components of a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster with simple architecture diagram....

In this article, I will explain the basics of how to deploy a .NET Web application in Kubernetes using the Kustomize Tool. I will use Minikube to deploy the app on the local machine. Deploy .NET Web Application In Kubernetes, I have built a Docker image and pushed it to the Docker Hub registry. I will use the same artifacts that were used in that previous article. In this article, I will focus more on how to deploy into Minikube using the Kustomize Tool....

Introduction In this article, I will explain the basics of how to deploy a .NET Web application in Kubernetes. I will use Minikube to deploy the app on the local machine. You can either use an existing .NET Web Application or create a new .NET Web Application and containerize it. I am going to use the app that was created in my previous article. I’ve made some minor adjustments for clarity and proper capitalization....