This is a short post highlighting different services in Azure. It’s a high level overview of what can be used in different use cases. The best place to find out more information on each of the service is to navigate to the Microsoft docs for Azure.
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April 2020
Minikube is a way to run Kubernetes locally. It is a tool that runs a single-node Kubernetes cluster inside a Virtual Machine (VM) on your computer, either Linux, Windows or Mac. It is a quick way to try out Kubernetes and is also useful for testing and development scenarios. Before we dive into the deployment part, let’s highlight some of the alternatives that we have. There is a number different ways we can deploy our containerized apps to a Kubernetes cluster:
I’ve been searching for a better solution to monitor our on-prem applications. I know these apps do their job just fine but I don’t like the way they stop working without my acknowledgement. One day a message came from the sales team asking “hey I won a quote but I didn’t see it in Navision”. I then had a look in the server and realized that the service somehow stopped working. So I restarted the service and it went back to normal. This is just a simple example of how we manage our apps manually. I’d like to have them automated. It’s time to enter Kubernetes.