Learn how to deploy .NET microservices to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) step by step with Docker, YAML manifests, and best practices. Start deploying today. If you are building .NET microservices and want to run them in the cloud with automatic scaling, self-healing, and zero-downtime deployments, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is the most popular choice for .NET teams. AKS is Microsoft's managed Kubernetes offering: Azure runs the control plane for you (for free), and you only pay for the worker nodes your containers run on. In this Azure Kubernetes Service tutorial, you will containerize an ASP.NET Core microservice, push it to Azure Container Registry, create an AKS cluster, and deploy it with Kubernetes YAML manifests — plus the best practices and pitfalls that separate a demo from a production-ready deployment. What Is Azure Kubernetes Service and Why Use It for .NET Microservices? Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestrator. It schedules containers onto machi...
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