Building a CI/CD pipeline for a containerized Asp.Net Core 3.0 Web API

To close on the Asp.Net Core 3.0 Web API series I just published a video on how to build a CI/CD pipeline to fully automate the deployment of a Web API docker container to AKS. Here it is:

In this one you will learn:

  • How to push your project files to a GitHub repository and how to show its build status
  • How to create a yaml based Azure Pipeline to continuously build and publish the container image
  • How to use the same pipeline to continuously deploy the container image to AKS
  • How to use Azure Pipelines Environments to get the state and history of deployments

I hope this series has been useful and, as always, please leave me a comment here or in the video with any feedback, which is highly appreciated.

Enjoy!

Containerizing an Asp.Net Core 3.0 Web API

It’s been ages since I wrote anything here, but recently I decided it’s time I start sharing a few of the things I have learned in the past few years. Also, since .NET Core 3.0 just got released today and since I’ve been working with containers for a while I thought it would be appropriate to start with a video on how to containerize an Asp.Net Core 3.0 app, specifically a Web API type of app since that’s what I’ve mostly been using for building microservices. So here it is:

There I talk about:
• How to create an Asp.Net Core 3.0 Web API project
• How to add Docker artifacts with Visual Studio Code, including the generation of the Dockerfile
• How to build and run the Asp.Net Core project as a Docker container

Let me know your thoughts on this video, either here or in the video comments section. Would appreciate all feedback to incorporate it in future upcoming videos.

Cheers!

Julio