By TRN
We are doing some R&D on the microservices deployment. We are using .NET core microservices and currently we are using docker hub for testing purposes and we need to deploy that into a deployment server. So, will the Kubernetes enabled servers help us?
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Hi there,
For a microservices architecture, Kubernetes is definitely the production-ready solution to go for.
I could suggest giving the Managed Kubernetes services a try:
https://www.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes/
That way you could get a Kubernetes cluster up and running with a single click for as low as $10/mo.
Alternatively, if you have an operations team, you could go for an unmanaged cluster by installing Kubernetes on a set of Droplets as per the tutorial here:
For a PoC or a local development environment, running your microservices using individual containers is also absolutely fine.
Regards, Bobby
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