Slides & code samples from dotnet meetup Belfast (11/09/2018)

• A azure account and active subscription
• Azure CLI (2.0.43 or above)
• Visual Studio Code
• Azure Dev Spaces Extension for Visual Studio Code

First you will need to create your AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) cluster, which can be done by running the following commands:

az group create --name DevSpacesDemo --location westeurope az aks create -g DevSpacesDemo -n AksDevSpacesDemo --location westeurope --kubernetes-version 1.11.2 --enable-addons http_application_routing -c 1 --disable-rbac -p devspaces-demo az aks use-dev-spaces -g DevSpacesDemo -n AksDevSpacesDemo 

N.B. Azure Dev spaces currently does not support the North Europe region and the minimum node size supported for AKS is Standard_A1

Run the following command in the frontend directory:

azds prep --public 

This will also produce configuration that exposes a public endpoint for this service.

Run the following command in the webapi directory:

azds prep 

As we don't need a public endpoint for this service, we can remove the --public flag.

• Azure Dev Spaces Getting Started (Dotnet core)
• Azure Dev Spaces Team Development (Dotnet Core)
• DotnetConf2018