Deploying an ASP.NET Core 3.0 Web API on Kubernetes

Here I show how to deploy an ASP.NET Core 3.0 Web API on Kubernetes. You will learn:
- How to enable a local Kubernetes cluster in your box
- How to add Kubernetes files to describe your web API deployment using Visual Studio Code
- How to deploy your containerized ASP.NET Core Web API to Kubernetes

#aspnetcore #docker #kubernetes

[swetasingh]

Thank you so much for this content. I have nice a lot of videos regrading this topic but yours is best! 😄

[Emis]

Short and straight to the point . Good job!

[calvinzhu]

Very informative and well explained, thanks!

[kirk-patrickbrown]

This was a very good video. Thank you, clear and precise

[MohammedShabeerKp]

wonderful description on Kubernetes deployment 🤩

[mdshahjahanmiah]

This is really effective tutorial within short time.

[caosabitan]

All your videos is so great and clearly. Thanks very much.

[rodrigocaballerohurtado]

lab done locally, everything is cool. I had to update kubectl to latest version. thanks!

[dibuasp]

lovely, that's what I was looking for

[swpnilvyas]

Hello ..

This is very good learning & experience you shared..

Keep it up

[riteshsrivastava]

Excellent video Julio, Thanks very much

[MR-neww]

Thank u so much julio, this's very helpful for me

[bonganinyoni]

If you are on windows make show you switch to Linux containers on your docker so that the Kubernetes option appears on your settings

[honfey]

HI, Julio, I followed ur tutorial till 6:58 and then when I type ""deploy" in deployment.yml but the Kubenetes auto code generator did not pop up and I can't auto generate the content for the deployment.yml file, may I know is there any solution for this?

[imerence]

Good video. But how do I deploy this like IIS for eg ? I want to deploy it my kubeadm cluster and have it accessible from within my network (or from the internet) using my master's or node's or any IP address. How can that be done ? I followed this And I was only able to access the API from within the master itself using the ClusterIP. Naturally I don't only the master to access it, I want it accessible from another client within the network.

I tried nodeport and wasn't successful. In me services files I bound the internal port to the 30000 and was again able to access it within the master but not by the <MasterIP>:30000

[codingstyle]

Thank you for the video. What does Kubernetes do here? Does it spin up more pods in which our microservice is embedded, automatically when the request traffic for the service increases?

[mandarbirwadkar]

Hi Julio, Thanks for your video, I am able to create image in docker but when i try to deploy in kubernates
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
0/1 ImagePullBackOff 0 9m53s .Its not showing running .also for service
AME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE
heoo-aspnetcore-service LoadBalancer 10.101.224.155 <pending> 8080:31210/TCP 3m33s

Its showing pending . can you please help me on this.
Thanks

[syedallahrakha]

Excellent!! I want to write the data generated by this API to a mongo db pod. Can anyone guide me the way to do so ? Thanks in advance.

[eclipsetutorialvideo]

Julio thanks. one question why external ip of service is localhost can you detail this point

[pimma]

My external ip won't become localhost :( It is always another IP adress that doesn't work for requests