Containerize and deploy your app with automated deployments for AKS | Azure Friday

[@SmallvilleJW]

Great demonstration! Thank you for sharing 😎

[@MicrosoftAzure]

We're glad you enjoyed it, Joshua!

[@thorfischer-olsen6504]

draft v2 looks really nice

[@polyma8]

Would this support Azure Repos in the future l?

[@MicrosoftAzure]

Hi there! This is indeed something we currently have on the roadmap for the future.

[@damolaakinleye101]

Thanks for the demo. now This is how kubernetes should be done :)

[@sheldonrcohen]

This is cool 😎

[@MicrosoftAzure]

We're glad you think so. 😎

[@noushadktnoushad7383]

Great video !, i have a question , i tried this and deployed an app, but when i make the changes to my index.html and commit, it actually triggers the github action, but its not updating the web application in AKS, any suggestions for this ?

[@MarvijoSoftware]

Good question. I'll make a tutorial on that

[@jeanhibbert]

Love it ❤

[@davechomp8336]

So we have now GitOps (Flux) and automated deployments? Which one should I choose? Seems like automated deployments is easier. Before we had pipelines which created docker images and used flux to do further stuff

[@MicrosoftAzure]

Hi Dave, thanks for reaching out, automated deployments are designed to simplify the process of getting your app up and running on AKS quickly, while abstracting away the complexities of building your own pipeline. GitOps (Flux) and Automated Deployments are two distinct product types with some overlapping features, but they cater to different use cases depending on your specific requirements. An organization's specific needs will determine the most suitable product for a given use case.