.NET Deployment & Azure Pipeline Setup
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
I have a container-ready .NET application that I want to ship reliably to Azure Kubernetes Service. What I’m missing is a clean, repeatable deployment story and the build pipeline that feeds it.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Deployment scripts
– Either PowerShell or Bash, your choice, that package the application, push images to Azure Container Registry and deploy to AKS with Helm.
• Helm chart (or set of charts) tailored to this service, including values files for dev, staging, and prod so I can promote with a simple flag change.
• Azure DevOps build pipeline (YAML)
– Continuous build triggered on every commit, image versioning, unit-test stage, artifact publish, and hand-off to a future release pipeline.
• Documentation
– One short README that walks me through running the script locally and explains each pipeline step so my team can extend it later.
If everything runs end-to-end—code commit to image running in AKS with no manual touches—I’ll consider the job done. Integrate any AIOps hooks you find valuable (log shipping, metrics, alerts) but keep them configurable behind a flag.
Let me know your estimated turnaround and any clarifying questions; I’m ready to start.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Deployment scripts
– Either PowerShell or Bash, your choice, that package the application, push images to Azure Container Registry and deploy to AKS with Helm.
• Helm chart (or set of charts) tailored to this service, including values files for dev, staging, and prod so I can promote with a simple flag change.
• Azure DevOps build pipeline (YAML)
– Continuous build triggered on every commit, image versioning, unit-test stage, artifact publish, and hand-off to a future release pipeline.
• Documentation
– One short README that walks me through running the script locally and explains each pipeline step so my team can extend it later.
If everything runs end-to-end—code commit to image running in AKS with no manual touches—I’ll consider the job done. Integrate any AIOps hooks you find valuable (log shipping, metrics, alerts) but keep them configurable behind a flag.
Let me know your estimated turnaround and any clarifying questions; I’m ready to start.
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