AspNetCoreWithKubernetes

Assumption:

1. Your Machine is running atleast Windows 10 OS
2. Your machine is already setup to run .net project and application
3. Visual Studio is installed
4. .Net SDK and .Net Runtimes is installed

How to test locally

1. Open the project in visual studio
2. Run the project
3. Then access it using this link http://localhost:5295/WeatherForecast

How to test using docker

Preparation for using Docker and Kubernetes

1. Create an account in docker hub (https://hub.docker.com/)

2. build your own docker image docker build -t [name of your image:v1.0.0]

3. link your newly build docker image to your dockerhubimage docker tag [name-of-your-image:v1.0.0] [yourdockerhub/name-of-your-image:v1.0.0]

4. push your new docker image to your docker hub docker push [yourdockerhub/name-of-your-image:v1.0.0]

Testing Docker

1. open the command line
2. Run it using docker command docker run -it --rm -p 8080:80 [yourdockerhub/name-of-your-image:v1.0.0]
3. Access it using this link http://localhost:8080/WeatherForecast
4. docker ps, then docker stop the running image

Testing Kubernetes

Requirement: Make sure Desktop Docker is installed in your window machine (https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/)

1. make sure no one is using port 8080 to make this work

Check if 8080 port is in used in windows netstat -aon | findstr 8080

kill the process who use it taskkill /f /pid [id of process]

2. Replace the docker image in Deployment.yml with your Docker image [yourdockerhub/name-of-your-image:v1.0.0]

3. open command line in the root project run this command kubectl apply -f Deployment.yml

4. run this command kubectl apply -f Service.yml

5. access the api using this url http://localhost:8080/WeatherForecast