C# (.NET) and Kubernetes: Microservice Development and Orchestration
300 pages
English
PDF
4.5

C# (.NET) and Kubernetes: Microservice Development and Orchestration

C# (.NET) and Kubernetes: Microservice Development and Orchestration

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Modern software development increasingly requires the use of containers and orchestration systems. If you write in C# (.NET) and want to master Kubernetes, this book will be your reliable guide to the world of cloud technologies and microservice architecture.



What is this book about?

The book "C# (.NET) and Kubernetes" is a practical guide that covers the full lifecycle of a .NET application in a modern infrastructure. You will start with the basics of containerization and gradually move on to complex scenarios of orchestration, monitoring, and scaling.



The book covers in detail:

  • Docker basics for .NET developers — creating efficient images, optimizing layers, working with multi-stage builds.
  • Microservice architecture in C# — design, separation of concerns, inter-service communication.
  • Deployment in Kubernetes — creating Pod, Deployment, Service, Ingress, ConfigMap, and Secrets.
  • State management — working with databases, caching, sessions in a distributed environment.
  • Monitoring and logging — integration with Prometheus, Grafana, ELK stack, OpenTelemetry.
  • CI/CD for .NET and Kubernetes — setting up pipelines with GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, or GitLab CI.
  • Security — secret management, RBAC, network security policies.


Who is this book for?

The book is intended for:

  • C# developers who want to learn containerization and orchestration.
  • DevOps engineers working with .NET stacks who want to deepen their knowledge of platform specifics.
  • Architects designing cloud solutions based on .NET.
  • Team Leads implementing microservice architecture in their projects.


What will you learn?

After reading the book, you will be able to:

  • Create lightweight Docker images for ASP.NET Core applications.
  • Design and deploy fault-tolerant microservices in Kubernetes.
  • Configure automatic scaling (HPA) and cluster self-healing.
  • Implement seamless deployment (Rolling Update, Blue/Green, Canary).
  • Integrate .NET applications with a Service Mesh.
  • Optimize performance and cost of cloud infrastructure.


The book contains many ready-made code examples, configuration files, and checklists that can be immediately applied in real projects. All examples are relevant for .NET 6/7/8 and the latest versions of Kubernetes.



Start your journey into the world of cloud technologies with C# and Kubernetes today!

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