Incremental path to Kubernetes on Azure
In a previous post, I talked about the huge learning curve for Kubernetes, especially for .NET developers.
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.NET Developers and the Path to Kubernetes
Many .NET developers working on enterprise applications are feeling stuck doing traditional .NET web development; for example, doing WCF development, maybe some ASP.NET Web Forms, or a mishmash of MVC and other tech.
Productionless Kubernetes
So I found out about greenfield project being developed on Kubernetes. It was a sizable project with microservices and the likes. It has been in development for a year.
Taking a Lamborghini through a sidewalk
The other day I spoke to some folks and they were wondering if they should use Service Fabric - Microsoft’s orchestrator. I get it. It powers a sizable chunk of Azure. Microsoft has been successful with it.
Running one-time jobs during Kubernetes deployments
Sometimes, we want to run a one-time job during our deployments. For example, running an Entity Framework migration. By creating a console application, packaged as a Docker image, we can run these one-time jobs as a Kubernetes Job upon a...