When start a new application development, we have to invest on initial effort in creating required project structure,configure CI/CD pipelines etc. to facilitate the successful application development.In a situation where you target Azure Kubernetes Services as deployment target of your application you can use Azure DevOps project to do the initial setup within few minutes.
This post will explain how create a new DevOps project with full CI/CD pipeline to get ASP.NET core application deployed to AKS.Let’s look at steps in detail.
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Fixing “The subscription is not registered to use namespace” when deploying Azure Resources
Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) allow you to run your containerized application without you having to worry about setting up your own infrastructure. It is robust cloud service offering coming with Microsoft Azure for using Kubernetes as a service. Azure DevOps is helping us achieving implementation of CI/CD pipelines for deploying containerized applications to Azure Kubernetes Services. You can use Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates to deploy an AKS cluster in Azure. However, when deploying a AKS cluster using Azure DevOps, deployment may fail with the error message “The subscription is not registered to use namespace”. Let’s look at the reasons behind this error and how to get it fixed.
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