3 Publishing your first microservice
This chapter covers
- Differences between images and containers
- Using Docker in the development environment
- Packaging and publishing your microservice as a Docker image
- Creating a private container registry
- Instantiating your microservice in a container
By the end of this book, we’ll have deployed multiple microservices to our production environment: a Kubernetes cluster. But before we can deploy an entire microservices application, we must first be able to package and publish a single microservice! In this chapter, we’ll take the video-streaming microservice we created in chapter 2 and publish it so that it’s ready for deployment to our cluster.
To deploy a microservice to a cluster running in the cloud, ...
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