I’ve spent half a year on a project to Kubernetes project. During that time we did production deployments of .net core web services to docker. My main suggestion would be to follow the example on docker.com.

I’ve spent half a year on a project to Kubernetes project. During that time we did production deployments of .net core web services to docker. My main suggestion would be to follow the example on docker.com.

There are many cool projects you can install into Kubernetes. However before buying into the hype, try to focus on the basics in order to deliver value to the business/customer. Start with few components You can start by following Alex Ellis guide on howto move your project to kubernetes. One thing to take away from Julia Evans talk: High Reliability Infrastructure Migrations is: ignore most kubernetes ecosystem software

There are many cool projects you can install into Kubernetes. However before buying into the hype, try to focus on the basics in order to deliver value to the business/customer. Start with few components You can start by following Alex Ellis guide on howto move your project to kubernetes. One thing to take away from Julia Evans talk: High Reliability Infrastructure Migrations is: ignore most kubernetes ecosystem software

You can use the fact that Kubernetes allows you to get a stable environment on unstable hardware, so that you can use a bunch of cheap commodity computers to scale your deployments horizontally. A good starting point would be to build your own test cluster. Jeff Atwood talks about using colocation in the cloud is just someone elses computer Hanselman tells you How to Build a Kubernetes Cluster with ARM Raspberry Pi then run .NET Core on OpenFaas Another approach is to look into where hosted Kuberne[...]