From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices
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Creating Docker images
From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices
Creating Docker images
- [Instructor] Let's create a Docker image for at least one of our microservices to be sure it will build successfully when we automate with CI/CD pipelines. Before we start creating images, let's check this out. In a typical setting, several development teams of two or more developers would work on microservices for an application. Team A could be working on authentication or user management microservice, Team B on payments and orders microservices, C on posts and comments and so on. That way, it's easier to test the microservices locally since you're only focused on one or two services. And recall that microservices must run independently and on their data, allowing you to test if your functions are correctly defined and to fix bugs immediately. Well, in some cases this might be missing and maybe a single developer would develop multiple microservices. In that case, you might need a way to locally test your…
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Designing your Dockerfile3m 53s
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Designing your Dockerfile frontend app5m 15s
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Designing your Dockerfile backend microservices4m 3s
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Creating Docker images7m 5s
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Deploying and testing your Dockerized microservices4m 39s
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Designing your Kubernetes manifest for the frontend app13m 32s
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Designing your Kubernetes manifest for a user's microservice10m 16s
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Designing Kubernetes manifest for other backends and MongoDBs11m 58s
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Designing Kubernetes manifest for NATS event bus7m 10s
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