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BASTA! Herbst 2020
| 23.09.2020
Kubernetes für .NET Core Entwickler
Sie möchten Ihre .NET-Core-Anwendung in Kubernetes betreiben und lernen, wie Sie das Potenzial des Container-Orchestrators nutzen können? Dann besuchen Sie diesen Talk von Kubernetes- und Cloud-native-Experte Thorsten Hans. Sie werden nicht nur den praktischen Umgang mit Kubernetes aus Sicht des Entwicklers lernen, sondern auch, wie Sie Patterns und Praktiken nutzen, um Ihre .NET-Core-Anwendungen optimal in Containern zu betreiben.
Thorsten Hans ist Consultant bei Thinktecture. Sein technologischer Fokus liegt auf Kubernetes, Docker und Infrastructure as Code. Im Frontend sind seine Spezialgebiete Angular und Electron.
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BASTA! Herbst 2020
21.09.20
- 25.09.20
@ Mainz
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