Deploy Microservices To Kubernetes Without Secrets by Reenu Saluja
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The document discusses deploying microservices to Kubernetes using new Azure SDKs, Project Tye, and AKS without secrets. It highlights various programming languages and offers examples of using Azure Identity for authentication. Additionally, it mentions resources for developers to simplify microservices development and deployment.
Deploy Microservices To Kubernetes Without Secrets by Reenu Saluja
- 1. Deploy microservices to Kubernetes without secrets with the new Azure SDKs, Project Tye, and AKS Reenu Saluja Linkedin @reenusaluja
- 2. The new Azure SDK Effort OLD NEW Repos Langs OS CI Packages more coming soon… .NET Java JS/TS Python aka.ms/azsdk
- 3. Azure Identity var cred = new DefaultAzureCredential(); var cred = new ChainedTokenCredential( new ManagedIdentityCredential(), new AzureCliCredential() ); var client = new BlobServiceClient(uri, cred); DEV PROD docs.microsoft.com/dotnet/api/azure.identity
- 5. ① Post Image Form Recognizer Text Analytics Blazor WebAssembly Web App ASP.NET Core API .NET Core Service Queue Storage Cosmos ③ Add Message Architecture Table Storage Blob Storage Persistent Storage App Config AI Messaging Image Storage Config Azure Function Data Provider SignalR Service ⑩ Send Message
- 6. Lets deep dive in code
- 8. Project Tye – Simplify Microservices Dev & Deploy
Editor's Notes
- #4: Azure Identity is a new library that simplifies how you get tokens that you need to interact with Azure services. It uses Microsoft Identity under the covers.
- #8: Developing containerized microservices is not easy. You need to use many tools With Project Tye, you aren’t required to learn Docker, Kubernetes, scaffold, compose, and docker-compose to build microservice applications.