- [Instructor] If you have access to the Exercise Files for this course, you can download them to your desktop. The files are organized by Chapter and then by video. Inside the video, you will see Begin and End folders. The Begin folder will hold the state of the source code at the beginning of the video, and the End folder holds the state at the end. If you want to follow along with the video, open the files from the Begin folder. If you don't have access to the exercise files, that's okay. I encourage you to still follow along as we go.
Now let's get started.
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8/21/2017- Setting up your environment
- Adding Docker support to an application
- Debugging container-based apps in Visual Studio 2017
- The DevOps life cycle with Visual Studio and VS Team Services
- Configuring release and build
- Azure hosting options
- Using Kubernetes with Azure
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 12s
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What you should know1m 20s
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1. Docker Development Life Cycle: Overview
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Set up your environment1m 43s
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2. Docker Development Life Cycle: Visual Studio Code
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3. Docker Development Life Cycle: Visual Studio 2017
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Add Docker support and debug1m 31s
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4. Docker DevOps Life Cycle with Visual Studio Team Services
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Introduction56s
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Add a Linux web app in Azure1m 38s
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Put it all together3m 49s
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5. Azure Hosting Options
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Azure App Service1m 7s
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6. Kubernetes with Azure Container Service
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Overview36s
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Connect to the registry1m 50s
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Deploy an application1m 51s
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Set up a load balancer1m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 33s
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