This is the base demonstration for the "Create a Deployment Pipeline with AKS and GitHub Actions" learn module.

• Official Microsoft Sample
  • Summary
  • Contents
  • Prerequisites
  • Setup
  • Running the sample
  • Running the image
  • Deploying to Kubernetes
  • Key concepts
  • Contributing

Outline the file contents of the repository. It helps users navigate the codebase, build configuration and any related assets.

This sample is built using Hugo, therefore it is needed as prerequisite to run this example.

Attention This section only applies if you're cloning the repository and running it in your local machine, it does not apply if you're trying to accomplish the related learn module.

In this case, please follow the module's instructions and run the startup script

After cloning the repository, init the theme repository by running git submodule update --init src/themes/introduction in the root directory.

1. Get into the src directory
2. Run hugo server -D
3. Access the URL given by the Terminal

Assuming you already have Docker installed, just run docker build -t image-name . on the root directory.

To execute it, run: docker run -p <local-port>:80 image-name

You can also opt to run it from the remote source using docker run -p <local-port>:80 mcr.microsoft.com/mslearn/samples/contoso-website

Inside the Kubernetes directory, you'll have all necessary resources to deploy the application to an AKS cluster using the HTTP Application Routing Addon.

1. Update the Ingress.yaml file and update your specific DNS zone to the one you have in your AKS cluster, this information can be found in the DNS zone resource inside the resource group of your cluster
2. Use Kubectl apply -f <filename> to all the files in the directory to create the workloads

Hugo is a static build engine that allows users to create static websites. The idea behind this demo is to show how we can deploy a containerized application to AKS.

There's a Dockerfile in the root of the repository, this Dockerfile is responsible for generating the image we'll be using to deploy the website. It's a simple NGINX default image, in it we do a few steps:

• Update all the packages
• Install curl, git and Node.js
• Download and install Hugo
• Install PostCSS and autoprefixer using NPM globally as they are requirements for the theme
• Clone the repository and init all submodules
• Generate a static web page from the website template
• Move that directory into NGINX public folder
• Expose port 80 so we can access it from the cluster

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