A couple of samples to get started on your Kubernetes cluster.
An ASP.NET WebForms app running in a Windows pod, using a SQL Server database running in a Linux pod.
This is the demo app from my Docker on Windows workshop
Deploy the app:
kubectl apply -f ./dwwx/
Get the the node port for the service:
kubectl get svc signup-web
Browse to the port at path /app and you should see the homepage:
The legendary ASP.NET demo app. Running in a Windows pod and connecting to a SQL Server database in another Windows pod.
This version is from the Chapter 3 source code of my book Docker on Windows
Nerd Dinner uses Bing Maps, so for full functionality you need to add your Bing Maps API Key to ./nerd-dinner/secrets/appSettings.config.
Deploy the config files as a secret:
kubectl create secret generic nerd-dinner-config --from-file=./nerd-dinner/secrets/appSettings.config --from-file=./nerd-dinner/secrets/connectionStrings.config
Deploy the app:
kubectl apply -f ./nerd-dinner/
Get the the node port for the service:
kubectl get svc nerd-dinner-web
Browse to the port and you'll see the homepage:
