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04. Deploying into local Kubernetes in Windows 10 and Docker for Windows development environment
Cesar De la Torre edited this page Apr 19, 2018
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As of mid-April 2018, using a Preview version of Windows 10 () and Docker for Windows Edge channel, the steps to set up Kuberentes in Docker for Windows are the following:
- If you are in "Windows containers mode" in "Docker for Windows", switch to "Linux containers mode" in Docker for Windows. This step is only needed in the Preview in order to enable Kubernetes. In the final version with Kubernetes support for Windows Containers, this step might not be required.
- Go to the Kubernetes tab and enable Kubernetes. The Kubernetes cluster will be installed as shown in the following screenshot.
After the process is done, you should get a success message like the following:
- Now, switch to Windows Containers:
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MVC & Web Forms Samples
- Tour of the "legacy" ASP.NET web apps to modernize
- How to containerize the .NET Framework web apps with Windows Containers and Docker
- Publishing your Windows Container images into a Docker Registry
- Deploying the Apps to Azure Web Apps for Containers
- Deploying the Apps to ACI (Azure Container Instances)
- Deploying your Windows Containers based app into Azure VMs (Including CI CD)
- Deploying into local Kubernetes in Windows 10 and Docker for Windows development environment
- How to deploy your Windows Containers based apps into Kubernetes in Azure Container Service (Including CI CD)
- How to add authentication authorization with Azure Active Directory
- How to migrate the SQL database to Azure with the Azure Database Migration Service
- Using Application Insights in eShopOnContainers
- N-Tier sample: WinForms app and WFC service
- ASP.NET to Azure App Service Migration Workshop