Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) makes it simple to deploy a managed Kubernetes cluster in Azure. The sample application for this article is developed in Angular, ASP.net core and SQL Server. I will go through the steps needed to deploy these components to AKS.
The dev tools used to develop these components are Visual Studio for Mac/Visual Studio 2017 and Visual Studio Code. AKS Dashboard as well as kubectl commands are used to create Kubernetes resources in AKS.
The sample use case is a front end app (Angular) which loads users from Web API (ASP.net Core) and these users are saved in SQL Server DB. The steps needed to deploy these components to AKS are
- SQL Server on Linux
- Create PersistentVolumeClaim
- Create Secret to specify sa user password
- Create service for SQL Server
- Create deployment for SQL Server
- ASP.net Core Web API
- Create ASP.net Core Web API sample application
- Create a Docker Hub repository
- Create a docker image
- Publish docker image to Docker Hub
- Create service for ASP.net Core Web API
- Create deployment for ASP.net Core Web API
- Angular App
- Create an Angular App sample application
- Create a Docker Hub repository
- Create a docker image
- Publish docker image to Docker Hub
- Create service for Angular App
- Create deployment for Angular App