From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices
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Manual deployment to AKS
From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices
Manual deployment to AKS
- [Instructor] Now that we have our AKS cluster and Azure Container Registry, let's try to manually deploy one of our microservices. We will run the UI microservice, since it does not require some environment variables defined in the cluster before the container can run. Later in this course, we would use CI/CD pipelines, to automatically create an image, push to the Azure Container Registry, and apply the manifest to the Kubernetes cluster without human intervention. This will enable a consistent workflow for our software delivery. Recall that in one of the earlier videos, we built an image for our UI microservice. To confirm that you still have that image, you need to run the docker images command in your terminal. So to open the terminal at the top menu, click the View menu and select Terminal. Once the terminal is loaded, let's run docker images. And I'll be filtering for image with UI keyword. Great, I still have…