.NET 5 REST API Tutorial: 09 Kubernetes

This is part 9 of my .NET 5 REST API Tutorial. You will learn:
• Why a container orchestrator is needed
• What is Kubernetes and which are its basic components
• How Kubernetes enables resilient distributed systems
• How to stand up a basic Kubernetes cluster in your box
• How to deploy your REST API (and MongoDB) to Kubernetes
• How to scale a Kubernetes deployment

#dotnet #restapi #tutorial

[olajideosho]

These videos had the perfect level of abstraction, not too much to confuse someone and not small to be too basic, but the right amount to get anyone on the right path to Modern Web Application Development with .NET. I am blessed and honoured to be a part of this. Thank you Julio.

[unrealrealist]

Julio, this is one of the best series about this topic I watched on Yt. Thank you very much for this and keep up the good work!

[incrediblepatri]

Julio, the entire series is invaluable and provided good knowledge. Got more knowledge by watching these videos than reading ton of documentation. thanks for the videos

[sankaranarayanans]

Usually, in a one-hour video, people talk a lot with very little content. I usually get sleep, but you made it productive Julio. Becoming a fan of you

[anishsasi]

This is one of the best series about this topic I watched. Thanks

[PrashantSingh-tkuv]

This guy is a legend, Whatever I need to learn to save my job, this guy has a tutorial on it. I'm really really thankful to Julio and I Might spam his comment section of every video with positive reviews. Sorry for that

[orneyd]

Amazing content and explained very well in a very short time. I'm just fan of your channel already :)

[arborinfelix]

That was a great Kubernates tutorial. Thank you very much

[Numbermaxx]

This video is very helpfull! Also as all videos on your channel. Thank you so much!!! Keep going on!!

[eliassal]

You are the man, best teacher, I am wondering if your job is a teacher or you are a talented developer, well done for all those videos and thanks for making it available for the community, keep the momentum, looking forward for more useful series

[riteshsrivastava]

Fantastic video Julio !! Thanks very much.

[elarrieux_]

Great video! Crystal clear. Thanks Julio

[ShivamSingh-enfu]

Thanks for all the information you shared.

[sandipsinha]

Thank you so much for providing this much valuable videos.

[vkg.codefactory]

Superb video, thanks for the excellent presentation, keep it up!!!

[zeeshankhatri]

I liked this video series!! still have not completed, but soon...

[frank_dv]

Hi Julio, awesome tutorial so far, just to update in my VsCode is already possible for the Stateful set just type 'state' and the intellisense will help to us to create the template. Keep it going, cheers from Argentina.

[clinicmaster.international]

Thank you Julio for these series, they are great. Now I have tried these examples, they work well on MAC M1, but am facing a problem where the catalog-deplyoment pod isn't getting ready. Help will be much appreciated

[vladimirbozhek]

I had some troubles when did step by step this tutorial. My pods could be always in PENDING mode and I didn't understand why this happened. However, it's my fault. I looking for more information by using the internet and found a way how to check a pod state. You should enter the command "describe pods pod-name" in the terminal and you will see an error down below the terminal. In my case, I got errors like "0/1 nodes are available: 1 Insufficient CPU." and "0/1 nodes are available: 1 pod has unbound immediate PersistentVolumeClaims.". To fix these errors, I take more resources like CPU and swap on Docker Desktop Settings / Resources / Advanced. After that, all pods are running. Thanks for the nice tutorial and your work)

[girardhunt]

Get Video series. Can you add one more to show how to enable https in docker for the catalog REST API application? Keep up the good work!!