Deploying .Net Apps to Azure Kubernetes

The course was especially tailored for

Software engineers seeking to understand the pros and cons of a microservices-based architecture
Software engineers willing to study how to containerize applications in a short period of time and get hands-on experience with Azure Kubernetes Service platform

Why enroll

Understand general concepts of cloud-native development and a microservices architecture
Learn to solve tasks in such areas as design of a scalable and resilient architecture, creating and managing Docker images, using Azure Kubernetes Service, best options for inter-service communication as well as monitoring and troubleshooting in distributed systems

Default training program

Day 1

Microservices
- Service-oriented architecture
- Microservices architecture
- Microservice data
- Challenges and solutions for distributed data management
Domain Driven Design
- DDD Principles
- Bounded Context
Demo solution
Practice
- Splitting system to microservices
12 factor apps
- Codebase
- Dependencies
- Build, release, run
- Config
- Backing services
- Stateless processes
- Port binding
- Concurrency
- Logs
- Admin processes
- Dev/prod parity
- Disposability
Docker and containers
Practice
- Docker concepts
- Dockerfile
- Docker compose
- Services
- Docker on Windows
- Docker on Azure

Day 2

Communication
- Request/response synchronous communication with HTTP and REST
- Asynchronous communication: message brokers
RabbitMQ
- Exchange, Binding, Queue
- Topic exchange
- Direct exchange
- Fanout exchange
Kubernetes architecture
- Namespaces
- Pods
- Deployments
- Labels and annotations
- Services
- Quotas
- Volumes
- Ingress
- Security
- Kubernetes on Windows
Azure Kubernetes Service
- Overview
Practice
- Access and identity
- Networking
- Storage
- Scale
Strategies for handling partial failure
Practice
- Handling partial failure
- Use asynchronous communication (for example, message-based communication) across internal microservices
- Use retries with exponential backoff
- Work around network timeouts
- Use the Circuit Breaker pattern
- Provide fallbacks
- Limit the number of queued requests in .Net Core
Labs
Practice
- Create and upload container images to the Azure Container Registry
- Deploy a sample microservices-based solution to AKS
Troubleshooting
Practice
- Troubleshooting techniques

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What our customers say

“The instructors were friendly; the class was very wide-ranged. We covered 12 factors in details, learned about service registration and discovery, log tracing. That was as much as you can pack in a few hours.”

Adam Singh

Web Development Leader at Cummis Inc

“It was a great training. I’ve tried to look at this stuff and understand it on my own, but coming to this class allowed me get a much deeper understanding of Bosh and Cloud Foundry. What I’ve learned is how to deploy it, the value it has, how much more sophisticated than some of the other PaaS systems it is.”

Bill Harper

Senior Solutions Architect at Metacloud

“I think the training is really good. There are a lot of questions, and it’s great because I have the same ones. It shows that I am in the right place. This is a great class if you want to learn more about what the undercover of Cloud Foundry does at its best.”

Brad Schaefbauer

Cloud Foundry Platform Owner at Boeing

“This workshop is great for people with a zero of ground knowledge of Cloud Foundry and Bosh. It would apply even more to people who are reliant on knowing how to bring this [Cloud Foundry] up, it is going to be a "bread and butter” for developers.”

Eric Price

Software Engineer at Platform D