Azure PipelinesAppServiceStaticWebAppASPNET CoreAngular

Azure Pipelines/AppService/StaticWebApp/ASPNET Core/Angular, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.82, with 28 lectures, based on 32 reviews, and has 3189 subscribers.

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You will learn about Create a simple Azure Devops Pipeline Create an App Service in Azure Deploy an ASP NET Core 6 app to an App Service using Azure Pipelines Create an Azure Static Web App resource Build an Angular app in Azure Devops Pipeline Deploy Angular App to Azure Static Web Apps Create a Azure Kubernetes Cluster Create an Azure Pipeline for deploying an ASP NET Core WEB API to the Kubernetes cluster This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Azure Devops and Azure Developers or Full Stack Developers that want to deply their SPA App and API to Azure or Developers that just started working with Azure Kubernetes Services It is particularly useful for Beginner Azure Devops and Azure Developers or Full Stack Developers that want to deply their SPA App and API to Azure or Developers that just started working with Azure Kubernetes Services.

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Summary

Title: Azure Pipelines/AppService/StaticWebApp/ASPNET Core/Angular

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.82

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a simple Azure Devops Pipeline

Create an App Service in Azure

Deploy an ASP NET Core 6 app to an App Service using Azure Pipelines

Create an Azure Static Web App resource

Build an Angular app in Azure Devops Pipeline

Deploy Angular App to Azure Static Web Apps

Create a Azure Kubernetes Cluster

Create an Azure Pipeline for deploying an ASP NET Core WEB API to the Kubernetes cluster

Who Should Attend

Beginner Azure Devops and Azure Developers

Full Stack Developers that want to deply their SPA App and API to Azure

Developers that just started working with Azure Kubernetes Services

Target Audiences

Beginner Azure Devops and Azure Developers

Full Stack Developers that want to deply their SPA App and API to Azure

Developers that just started working with Azure Kubernetes Services

The purpose of this course is help a Full Stack developer deploy its Fronted Angular Application and Backend ASP .NET Core Application to Azure. Even if you have written your SPA in a different Framework/library like React or View, you will still be able to use this course, only the build command within the frontend pipeline will change. If your backend API has a different ASP NET Core version of .NET Framework the build steps will still work.

I will walk you step by step through creating an Azure App Service, create an Azure Service Connection and then add the required steps in the azure pipeline yaml file in order to Build and Deploy your ASP NET Core app to the created App Service.

I will also walk you through creating an Azure Static Web app and then add the necessary steps into the Azure Pipeline in order to Build and Deploy an Angular App as a Static Web App in Azure.

The final section of the course walks you thorugh creating an Azure Kubernetes Cluster and then using Azure pipelines you will deploy an ASP NET Core API to the Cluster.

This course will not give you in depth explanations into all the concepts of Azure Pipelines or Azure resources, the main idea is to get you going quickly into deploying your apps to Azure. I will add later to this course more advanced concepts from Azure Pipelines, allowing multiple environments 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: High Level concepts on the Existing Template Yaml File

Lecture 1: Sample Application and Repository Structure

Lecture 2: Create the first Pipeline using a Template

Lecture 3: Triggers section

Lecture 4: Pool section

Lecture 5: Variables Section and Steps Section

Lecture 6: Template MSBuilt task

Lecture 7: Run the template pipeline

Chapter 3: Deploy the ASP NET Core App to an Azure App Service Resource

Lecture 1: Create an Azure App Service

Lecture 2: Explain DotNetCoreCli and AzureWebDeploy Tasks

Lecture 3: Create an Azure Service Connection

Lecture 4: Deploy the ASP NET Core app to the APP Service

Lecture 5: Access the deployed ASP NET Core APP. Troubleshoot if not working

Chapter 4: Deploy Angular App to Azure Static Web Apps

Lecture 1: Create pipeline for Angular Application. Build the Angular App

Lecture 2: Create Azure Static Web App. Deploy Angular App to it

Lecture 3: Check the Angular App Deployment

Chapter 5: Deploy ASP NET Core API to Azure Kubernetes Services

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create an ASP NET Core WebAPI with Docker Support

Lecture 3: Start project locally and commit the code

Lecture 4: Create an AKS Cluster in Azure Portal

Lecture 5: Create a Azure Container Registry

Lecture 6: Create the Azure Pipeline for deploying to the AKS Cluster

Lecture 7: Explain the AKS Pipeline

Lecture 8: Fix Docker Build. Move the DockerFile into the Correct Folder

Lecture 9: Validate the AKS Cluster after the Pipeline Deployment

Lecture 10: Explaining the Kubernetes deployment.yml

Lecture 11: Validate deployment.yml changes

Lecture 12: Explain the Kubernetes service.yml

Instructors

Ionut Pac-Balaj
Full Stack Software Developer. Azure Solution Architect

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