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Document Kubernetes Architecture #22
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Hello @ErikApption thank you for your comments about the app! We really appreciate it! If this would be a monolithic application with just one container then definitely it will make sense to use an App Service rather to over-complicate the solution with AKS. Another great example you can find is the Tailwind Traders Website which is a single web app acting as a web client for the backend services running on AKS. |
Thanks @dasanagu - that's exactly what I was wondering. Any chances you could document a bit more the Kubernetes deployment of your application, esp with .net core? Quite curious to see the details of how how the .NET micro-services have been architected to scale on Kubernetes. A lot of it seem to be buried right now in the ARM template. |
The app is really cool and provides some good guidelines but any particular reason the app is using Kubernetes instead of the app service? Haven't gone through any particular metrics but usually App service deployments are more affordable than Kubernetes and will benefit from auto-scaling...
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