agreed, I'm moderate on Docker but I would love some Terraform/K8s videos from a C#/VS/Azure perspective that Nick could provide (edit: oops Nick uses Rider not VS)
I would like to see more Azure and generally cloud stuff. Those skills are becoming must-have for engineers and I would appreciate if you gonna make a series to get started. Thanks
I would be really interested in a zero-BS Azure guide - only focusing on the parts of Azure that actually matter in modern-day app development (no legacy or niche features that would only make it more complicated).
Honestly proper production level deployment stuff is pretty scarcely available so an in depth deployment series with production in mind would be awesome. Really noticed how most information available is pretty shallow when I did a production deployment for MEAN with Ansible and Docker with Nginx + Certbot, migrate-mongoose and all that jazz. A lot of reading the documentation instead of following a single series or article, I guess I learned more doing it that way but just being able to get something simple to actual production by following a single series would probably help a lot of people.
Yeah it’s kinda scare how what I show in this video is actually very bare bones and you can take it to the next level in so many ways with Helm, Keptn, etc etc. I’ll see if I can make a follow up video on this one
@@nickchapsas Yeah obviously since your just feeling out your audience on this stuff. Sounds good, looking forward to it as I find your content as the best available. Also your recommendation made me move from Visual studio to Rider and I haven't regretted it. Cheers and have a fun new year!
Defintely interested in more videos like this that go through the whole container/kubernetes world from a dotnet perspective. Maybe for future videos go through 1) Load balancing in more details 2) Centralised logging with Prometheus and grafana 3) Authentication in the world of kubernetes (not just api authenication but also who can call/access the services/pods)
I would love to see a tutorial series for getting a .NET application running in AKS (or equivalent) - from setting up the infrastructure to setting up the CI/CD to having a “production-like” end result. I can already think of a few acquaintances that would appreciate that. It’s cool stuff, but can feel intimidating when you start learning it - and I think you’d do a great job of explaining it.
I’ve been wondering that myself. Microsoft has something called Azure Pricing Calculator and using a single cluster with one Linux B2s VM and the cheapest disk option I got 37.74 USD per month. I’m not 100% certain how viable this configuration is, though, or what a “bare minimum” configuration is for AKS.
I've been tinkering with Rancher Desktop for some experimentation and this was super helpful. "helm create" is so overwhelming and this was a lot better to start with!
Hi Nick, Thank you for the great content! Definitely a ‘yes’ for Azure, containers, kubernetes, and terraform, here on RUclips or as one of your paid courses. Cheers
Really interested. More and more developers/software engineers are required not only to design and code your services but to take care of the "infra as code" as well as deployments and many other complementary tasks. And this is not just in small companies, but also in big ones.
Most interested in the load balancing/scaling portion. We are on the precipice of some of our internal Azure hosted APIs reaching their limit. Showing load balancing would be helpful
I really want a serie about that! In the next few months, I have to transfer a windows service application into a bunch of microservices... so you are just in time my friend :)
Hi Nick, As usual worth to watch Video. Yes as a audience and fan of your teaching would love to see more videos on Docker, AKS and Terraform with addition Azure Resources like LOAD Balancer, Traffic Lights etc etc. With some real time scenarios as a Playlist. Definitely it will help your audience in your way of teaching...
Yeah not my favorite topic, but I need to learn about this stuff as well. I welcome this kind of content a lot, since I think it's really useful/important. I'm trying to get myself more into the infrastructure part of coding, so I'll be able to actually deploy my code when I work on a project. In that context, I'm learning how to set up my own servers as well, might even get into writing netcode someday. So, I welcome these videos and really enjoy watching them!
Yes, We want a series of videos about Kubernetes, Terraform, Deploying so that we can make our knowledge basic to mid-level. Cloud stuff needs to be clear first we are .net beginners are stuck into it. Please make a minimal series about it. Your free videos are more than enough from other paid courses.
very nice video! definitely do more about terraform and docker. I would like to see something even simpler going into detail about how to run an asp.net website into a docker container
Dear Nick, Thank you so.much for this video. I would be interested to learn more about Kubernetes , like pods, service, ingress and overall K8 components.
A series about docker in dev environment(with VS, Rider, VS code) and how to manage multiple containers and profiles and debug using containers, also including best practices, would be great. And then a series of how to take this dev "infrastructure" and deploy it to K8s on Azure or if we have a smal application to Azure Container Services would complete the knowledge that a developer should have about DevOps stuff. The series can also include the tools to use for CI/CD to make our lives easier. Now that I think about it, you could make a course instead of a series. Dev to Production and have all that stuff in that course. I think that everyone would buy it.
Hi Nick, Big thanks for the example, it really takes my skills to the next level. It would be nice to see how we can use Nginx and how to provide it to the AKS.
Awesome video Nick! I too would like more content on stuff like Pulumi, Docker, Kubernetes and architecting\infrastructure, etc also, would like to hear your opinion regarding AWS vs Azure for .NET devs, especially now that all modern web apps are containerized
Hey you asked if we would like to know more about Terraform as a dotnet engineer and I would love that. I am trying to wrap my head around being able to just check in some code into github, and the lambda or kuberneties deploy automatically. A full CICD pipeline with terraform. Also, having separate repos fore each lambda or kub api and having it all build and deploy automatically.
One thing to consider is many companies have dedicated roles for SRE and Patterns to apply regarding Cloud services and deployments. Secrets management etc. Though I think its extremely important to know how to create helm charts etc, generally its about using company created ones or company created build templates that more developer / specific product teams can use. At least that's my experience so far. I suppose many companies will have their own strategy.
Would like more on topic in general. Recently dove in to containerizing and having silly beginner problems like how to store secrets and such. In plain docker solution alreday the IP adress vs container name makes the db conneciton strings a headache. Even more so when i want to keep those things out of version control and/or dynamic. Not to mention other sensitive data. I know Les Jackson made an awesome video but would like another version.
Infra and devops are definitely one of my weaker areas. Know enough be dangerous but something I want to get more depth in for sure. Would love some more practical content around deployments
Hey Nick. Terrafrom is way off base for a csharp channel. :) I'd rather see you go in-depth into container workflows: debugging, integration testing, automation of runs, etc. You've done some videos on the subject, but they all felt like yet another library demo. Which is cool, to some extent, but i feel you have more to share on the subject. :)
Definitely interesting to see these types of videos from a Developer perspective! I had to figure it out by myself at work about 2 years ago, since the DevOps guys had a different mindset and find different things more valuable/important. The yml stuff is indeed rather boring, but if you plan to make a series on this, I believe it would be valuable if you explained some of the concepts like Deployments, Replicasets, Configmaps, HPA (potentially extensions like KEDA for additional ways of scaling),. People who are not familiar at all with Kubernetes might be lost without the concept of it
Being a developer these days is about 20% coding and 80% deploying - Managing code repositories (git), CI/CD (i.e. Azure DevOps, TeamCity etc), deploying (i.e. Terraform, AWS CloudFormation etc) and security (i.e. Azure Active Directory, AWS Cognito etc), logging (e.g. Azure Application Insights), the list goes on...... Actually writing the code is actually the easy part, so anything that helps with the 80% would be very welcome.
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Definitely looking for more on Terraform, docker & Kubernetes please
agreed, I'm moderate on Docker but I would love some Terraform/K8s videos from a C#/VS/Azure perspective that Nick could provide (edit: oops Nick uses Rider not VS)
Same! I know a bit of K8S and docker but only heard of Terraform, never used it. Would be really nice to get some more context around that!
I would like to see more Azure and generally cloud stuff. Those skills are becoming must-have for engineers and I would appreciate if you gonna make a series to get started. Thanks
I would be really interested in a zero-BS Azure guide - only focusing on the parts of Azure that actually matter in modern-day app development (no legacy or niche features that would only make it more complicated).
Honestly proper production level deployment stuff is pretty scarcely available so an in depth deployment series with production in mind would be awesome. Really noticed how most information available is pretty shallow when I did a production deployment for MEAN with Ansible and Docker with Nginx + Certbot, migrate-mongoose and all that jazz. A lot of reading the documentation instead of following a single series or article, I guess I learned more doing it that way but just being able to get something simple to actual production by following a single series would probably help a lot of people.
Yeah it’s kinda scare how what I show in this video is actually very bare bones and you can take it to the next level in so many ways with Helm, Keptn, etc etc. I’ll see if I can make a follow up video on this one
@@nickchapsas Yeah obviously since your just feeling out your audience on this stuff. Sounds good, looking forward to it as I find your content as the best available. Also your recommendation made me move from Visual studio to Rider and I haven't regretted it. Cheers and have a fun new year!
@@nickchapsas thanks for the vid man. looking forward for a-z series a-z that topic. thanks
Defintely interested in more videos like this that go through the whole container/kubernetes world from a dotnet perspective. Maybe for future videos go through 1) Load balancing in more details 2) Centralised logging with Prometheus and grafana 3) Authentication in the world of kubernetes (not just api authenication but also who can call/access the services/pods)
I would love to see a tutorial series for getting a .NET application running in AKS (or equivalent) - from setting up the infrastructure to setting up the CI/CD to having a “production-like” end result. I can already think of a few acquaintances that would appreciate that. It’s cool stuff, but can feel intimidating when you start learning it - and I think you’d do a great job of explaining it.
Do you know if it is possible to create a .NET application running in AKS and that does not need a huge budget? For a small side project
I’ve been wondering that myself. Microsoft has something called Azure Pricing Calculator and using a single cluster with one Linux B2s VM and the cheapest disk option I got 37.74 USD per month. I’m not 100% certain how viable this configuration is, though, or what a “bare minimum” configuration is for AKS.
I've been tinkering with Rancher Desktop for some experimentation and this was super helpful. "helm create" is so overwhelming and this was a lot better to start with!
8:16 "It does that sometimes"
If I could summarize my entire developer career in a sentence, that would be it.
😂 Turned out I have a DNS issue on my router
Hi Nick, Thank you for the great content! Definitely a ‘yes’ for Azure, containers, kubernetes, and terraform, here on RUclips or as one of your paid courses. Cheers
With a heavier emphasis on "infrastructure as code", I definitely appreciate the devops stuff as much as the coding videos.
Hello Nick
I don't usually comment but I just wanted to let you know this is certainly something I'm very interested in.
Hope I'm not the only one!
Somehow you always manage to upload whatever I need at this exact moment
Simple, short and sweet explanation
wow kubernetes and terraform content are both things I would love to see your take on.
You read my mind Nick. This is what I'm currently studying as I am going to migrate and deploy stuff to azure with kubernetes
This is extremaly useful. Please do a serie about this.
Exactly what ive been expecting,, Nick talking about Kubernetes, Thanks for all your effort Nick! :D
More Kubernetes videos, will be much appreciated
AKS is one of the things that I miss at the moment from Azure, so it is super cool to see you making RUclips videos about it!
Really interested. More and more developers/software engineers are required not only to design and code your services but to take care of the "infra as code" as well as deployments and many other complementary tasks. And this is not just in small companies, but also in big ones.
Thanks a lot nick, hope you post more content on containers, kubernetes, IAC
I like this content! This feels like the "finishing" step in becoming more knowlegable in the whole software development cycle
I love that you're starting to expand your course offering... Keep up the great work, man. Pillar of the dev community!
Thanks Nick! Love the .net content but this topic is very relevant for me as well.
Looking forward for a series on docker and Kubernetes on this channel
Please make videos on kubernetes and docker. I love how you present the concept. God bless you 🙏 Love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you for another awesome video of .Net technologies. And yes, terraform stuff would be wonderful!
Thanks for this videos Nick. Would love more on these topics of devops and Kubernetes if possible
Most interested in the load balancing/scaling portion. We are on the precipice of some of our internal Azure hosted APIs reaching their limit. Showing load balancing would be helpful
Simply scaling your number of pods is a way of increasing load of an API.
It would be interesting to have a full series on k8s and azure, developing microservices and then deploy them on AKS.
Looking forward to more kubernetes content, thank you so much.
Please make more videos like this, Docker, Kubernettes, Docker Swarm etc. Thanks for the good content.
I really want a serie about that! In the next few months, I have to transfer a windows service application into a bunch of microservices... so you are just in time my friend :)
Cloud is a really interesting and relevant theme, so it's an excellent video and we want to see more of such great content!
Definitely would like more stuff on terraform and AKS
Definitely would love to watch more videos on K8
Great video. Definitely would like more on Terraform.
Definitely looking forward on topics of Azure and k8s
Looking forward to this and docker and Kubernetes.
I'm wainting for DDD :)
This is something that can take you to a next level !
I will probably never do any DDD content
NICK PLEASE MORE ON THIS TOPIC !
Yes please, more about .Net and Linux + Docker
I haven't needed Kubernetes, though I keep inching closer. But I would like to see more videos like this in general.
Would love to see more about Terraform.
Yes definitely I will be interested in deeper docker & kubernetes videos
Hi Nick,
As usual worth to watch Video.
Yes as a audience and fan of your teaching would love to see more videos on Docker, AKS and Terraform with addition Azure Resources like LOAD Balancer, Traffic Lights etc etc. With some real time scenarios as a Playlist. Definitely it will help your audience in your way of teaching...
Yeah not my favorite topic, but I need to learn about this stuff as well. I welcome this kind of content a lot, since I think it's really useful/important.
I'm trying to get myself more into the infrastructure part of coding, so I'll be able to actually deploy my code when I work on a project.
In that context, I'm learning how to set up my own servers as well, might even get into writing netcode someday.
So, I welcome these videos and really enjoy watching them!
You will rescue my ass with those videos. I need that ASAP at my work
Hi @Nick great work as always! Would love to see more microservice related developments with Kubernetes!
Yes, We want a series of videos about Kubernetes, Terraform, Deploying so that we can make our knowledge basic to mid-level. Cloud stuff needs to be clear first we are .net beginners are stuck into it. Please make a minimal series about it. Your free videos are more than enough from other paid courses.
Would love to see more ASP.NET Web API deployments on kubernetes!!
very nice video! definitely do more about terraform and docker. I would like to see something even simpler going into detail about how to run an asp.net website into a docker container
looking for more Nick😍😍
I'm would love move videos like this involving kubernetes. Load balancing would be really cool!
Basics of Terraform would be great!!
Definitely, a saga or course about more on Azure cloud (also Kubernetes, docker, terraform) stuff would be amazing!
Dear Nick,
Thank you so.much for this video.
I would be interested to learn more about Kubernetes , like pods, service, ingress and overall K8 components.
We need a course for DevOps and NET6. I’m ready to pay for it!
Will be eagerly waiting for your next one bro.
Great video! Please do more videos about kube
Will be interested in more detailed video of using terraform, docker and kubernetes for .net applications
Yes please I would like more videos like this. Thanks
happy to see you moving towards azure.
Awesome video Nick, please do more of Microservices and K8's videos.
Great walkthrough!
A series about docker in dev environment(with VS, Rider, VS code) and how to manage multiple containers and profiles and debug using containers, also including best practices, would be great. And then a series of how to take this dev "infrastructure" and deploy it to K8s on Azure or if we have a smal application to Azure Container Services would complete the knowledge that a developer should have about DevOps stuff. The series can also include the tools to use for CI/CD to make our lives easier.
Now that I think about it, you could make a course instead of a series. Dev to Production and have all that stuff in that course. I think that everyone would buy it.
Always awesome videos! Please more videos like this, very useful!
I’m interested, make a series!!
Hi Nick,
Big thanks for the example, it really takes my skills to the next level.
It would be nice to see how we can use Nginx and how to provide it to the AKS.
I would love to see some more DevOps oriented content
+1 for the loadbalancer video
I’d enjoy a series
Awesome video Nick!
I too would like more content on stuff like Pulumi, Docker, Kubernetes and architecting\infrastructure, etc
also, would like to hear your opinion regarding AWS vs Azure for .NET devs, especially now that all modern web apps are containerized
Hey you asked if we would like to know more about Terraform as a dotnet engineer and I would love that. I am trying to wrap my head around being able to just check in some code into github, and the lambda or kuberneties deploy automatically. A full CICD pipeline with terraform. Also, having separate repos fore each lambda or kub api and having it all build and deploy automatically.
It would be nice to have a series on DevOps like from configuring docker, terraform and Kubernetes.
One thing to consider is many companies have dedicated roles for SRE and Patterns to apply regarding Cloud services and deployments. Secrets management etc. Though I think its extremely important to know how to create helm charts etc, generally its about using company created ones or company created build templates that more developer / specific product teams can use. At least that's my experience so far. I suppose many companies will have their own strategy.
Looking forward to more Terraform, Kubernetes and hopefully small simple CI/CD tools for home use. Not cloud hosted in AWS or Azure.
Would like more on topic in general. Recently dove in to containerizing and having silly beginner problems like how to store secrets and such. In plain docker solution alreday the IP adress vs container name makes the db conneciton strings a headache. Even more so when i want to keep those things out of version control and/or dynamic. Not to mention other sensitive data. I know Les Jackson made an awesome video but would like another version.
Would like to see a full series on ci/cd pipeline please
Infra and devops are definitely one of my weaker areas. Know enough be dangerous but something I want to get more depth in for sure. Would love some more practical content around deployments
Please carry on with your DevOps videos. Being a developer, I would love to learn it from another dev. 🙏🙏🙏
K8s and terraform videos would be really nice
Hey Nick just want to say that i f love you man
Can you please start a series for AKS?
Thanks for the video!
Hey Nick.
Terrafrom is way off base for a csharp channel. :) I'd rather see you go in-depth into container workflows: debugging, integration testing, automation of runs, etc. You've done some videos on the subject, but they all felt like yet another library demo. Which is cool, to some extent, but i feel you have more to share on the subject. :)
Kubernetes for dummies series please. Ty
Please more videos about Azure and Kubernetes
hi nick we need more videos for kubernatees
Definitely interesting to see these types of videos from a Developer perspective! I had to figure it out by myself at work about 2 years ago, since the DevOps guys had a different mindset and find different things more valuable/important.
The yml stuff is indeed rather boring, but if you plan to make a series on this, I believe it would be valuable if you explained some of the concepts like Deployments, Replicasets, Configmaps, HPA (potentially extensions like KEDA for additional ways of scaling),. People who are not familiar at all with Kubernetes might be lost without the concept of it
DEFINITELY INTERESTING !!!!
We want in depth! :)
Thanks for the video! What code editor are you using? Pretty cool it has docker support.
Being a developer these days is about 20% coding and 80% deploying - Managing code repositories (git), CI/CD (i.e. Azure DevOps, TeamCity etc), deploying (i.e. Terraform, AWS CloudFormation etc) and security (i.e. Azure Active Directory, AWS Cognito etc), logging (e.g. Azure Application Insights), the list goes on...... Actually writing the code is actually the easy part, so anything that helps with the 80% would be very welcome.
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Pls tell, what Rider theme are you using? And what type of font?
I would love to get to know Kubernetes!
Thanks for the video. PLOX more
Yes!!! Please, go on!
Thank you for the video. Could you kindly make a video about teraform (on premise/Azure)?
Is there going to be a course about this in dometrain?
q-bernetes RULES!! please, more