Azure DevOps Kubernetes Service Connection | Kubeconfig | .NET API Deployment (Hands-on)
Azure DevOps Kubernetes Service Connection | Kubeconfig | .Net API deployment
🚀 Azure DevOps Kubernetes Service Connection | Kubeconfig | .NET API Deployment
In this hands-on tutorial, you’ll learn how to deploy a .NET API to Kubernetes using Azure DevOps with a Kubernetes Service Connection based on kubeconfig.
We’ll walk through a complete real-world CI/CD pipeline — from building a Docker image to deploying it on a Kubernetes cluster without using cloud-specific CLI tools like gcloud.
🔹 What you’ll learn:
What is a Kubernetes Service Connection in Azure DevOps
How kubeconfig-based authentication works
Difference between Service Connection vs cloud CLI authentication
Build and push Docker image to Artifact Registry
Deploy .NET API to Kubernetes using Azure DevOps pipeline
🔹 Tech Stack:
Azure DevOps (CI/CD Pipelines)
Kubernetes (GKE / any cluster)
Docker
.NET API
Artifact Registry
🔹 Key Highlights:
✔ No gcloud authentication required
✔ Cloud-agnostic deployment approach
✔ Real-world debugging scenarios covered
✔ Production-ready pipeline design
This video is perfect for DevOps Engineers, Cloud Engineers, and anyone learning Kubernetes CI/CD pipelines.
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