S304 - Creating a CI/CD Pipeline for Kubernetes Using Azure DevOps - Christian Meléndez

Do you want to know how can you do deployments to a k8s cluster within minutes using VSTS? We'll start by simulating a common scenario of creating an app locally and deploy it to k8s. We'll enable CI/CD using VSTS and we'll use the exact same scripts we used locally. We'll connect VSTS with AKS.

[@wesleygyger1210]

Great E2E overview of new AKS/pipeline features. Thanks!

[@GirishDare2Dream]

Simple and effective demo .. kudos @christian !

[@pareenvatani9460]

So far the best tut

[@shankars3742]

wonderful tutorial!

[@omkarnadkarni4765]

Good Demo

[@shravandurga19]

Good

[@jugsma6676]

How do i select yaml if i have multiple config file.
In Digitalocean Kubenetes instances (droplets), i used to run kubernetes clusters as:
Eg: kubectl create -f db-service.yaml, java-deployment.yaml, secrets.yaml, db-deployment.yaml,

[@jugsma6676]

Also, current Azure CI/CD have lot of changes.

[@javiermayorga9857]

What about deployments to multiple environments?

[@victorbueno8081]

Cesar? :)

[@takkerutube]

Author knows stuff but he is extremely fast and organized contents poorly. He spent lot of time digressing on irrelevant topics initially and rushed at the end!