In this article I will show how to self host Azure functions in a Kubernetes cluster.
In this post I will show how to expose multiple microservices from a Kubernetes cluster. This specific example uses Asp.Net Core microservices, but the approach will work for any microservice technology.
In this post I will show how to deploy microservices to Kubernetes. My example will show how to deploy a microservice with a public IP in front of an internal service with a cluster scoped IP.
In this post I will show how to configure Kubernetes to avoid downtime during pod deployments. In my example I will be using an Asp.Net Core microservice deployed to a Kubernetes cluster running in Azure, but the ideas discussed here are not tech or cloud provider specific.