This chapter discusses containerized deployment options for.NET microservices. Though it’s possible to deploy ASP.NET to IIS, we specifically don’t discuss that here because it’s a legacy deployment system. Instead, we focus on all the places Linux containers can run in Azure, nodding to other cloud providers and other Azure container hosting platforms. We containerize a.NET app into a Docker container, run in various Azure resources that run containers, then discuss reverse proxies that allow a single URL to all the microservices.

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Deploying Microservices

  • Sean Whitesell,
  • Rob Richardson

摘要

This chapter discusses containerized deployment options for.NET microservices. Though it’s possible to deploy ASP.NET to IIS, we specifically don’t discuss that here because it’s a legacy deployment system. Instead, we focus on all the places Linux containers can run in Azure, nodding to other cloud providers and other Azure container hosting platforms. We containerize a.NET app into a Docker container, run in various Azure resources that run containers, then discuss reverse proxies that allow a single URL to all the microservices.