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Articles tagged with #kubernetes
Pushing a new version of your ASP.NET Core API to production without dropping a single request is not a luxury reserved for hyperscale companies — it is table stakes for any team shipping to users who
Choosing the right Azure hosting platform for an ASP.NET Core application is one of the most consequential infrastructure decisions a .NET team makes — and in 2026, the landscape is more nuanced than
Deployment and containerisation have moved from "ops concerns" to core developer competency. In 2026, senior .NET engineers are routinely questioned on Dockerfile structure, Kubernetes readiness probe
ASP.NET Core shuts down all the time — rolling deploys, Kubernetes pod evictions, auto-scaling events, and routine restarts. Whether those shutdowns drop in-flight requests or complete them cleanly is
ASP.NET Core health checks are one of the most critical yet under-configured aspects of production .NET APIs. When you deploy to Kubernetes, Azure Container Apps, or any orchestrated environment, gett
Kubernetes health probes are one of the highest-leverage reliability controls for .NET teams running ASP.NET Core in containers. If probes are well-designed, they prevent bad pods from taking traffic,
