Kubernetes—primarily Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)—hosts ConnectSoft microservice estates when programs need fine-grained scaling, service mesh patterns, or multi-team cluster sharing. Factory delivery includes Helm charts, ingress with TLS, liveness probes, and resource quotas aligned to .NET 10 service footprints.
We integrate Prometheus scraping, OpenTelemetry collectors, and cluster-level logging so platform operators see node and pod health alongside Application Insights application traces. GitOps or pipeline-driven upgrades keep cluster drift visible and reversible.
Docker images built in Azure DevOps promote unchanged into Kubernetes—no rebuild surprises between environments. For smaller footprints, Container Apps may suffice; we choose AKS when operational requirements justify cluster ownership.
Scaling a .NET platform beyond single-host limits on Azure? Kubernetes in our playbook pairs with the same containers and pipelines you already use locally.
