Deployment
Everything on SkillVeris tagged Deployment — collected across the glossary, study notes, blog, and cheat sheets.
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Study Notes(11)
Silverlight Deployment and XAP Files
How Silverlight applications are packaged into .xap files, built with MSBuild, hosted on a web server, and optionally installed as out-of-browser desktop apps.
Deploying WPF Applications
An overview of ClickOnce, MSIX, and self-contained .NET deployment options for shipping WPF desktop applications to end users.
Deploying MVC Applications
A practical guide to shipping ASP.NET MVC applications to production using Web Deploy, Azure App Service, web.config transforms, and IIS application pool confi…
spark-submit and Deployment
Master the spark-submit command-line tool and the client vs. cluster deployment modes for running Spark applications.
Environments and Deployment
How dbt separates development, staging, and production environments using targets, schemas, and deployment jobs so changes are validated before reaching produc…
What Is SQL Server?
An introduction to Microsoft SQL Server, its architecture, editions, and where it fits among relational database systems.
Monolith vs Microservices
A practical comparison of monolithic and microservices architectures across deployment, scaling, data management, and team structure.
Azure App Service
Azure App Service is a fully managed Platform-as-a-Service for hosting web apps, REST APIs, and mobile backends without managing the underlying VMs or OS.
Azure SQL Database Basics
A fully managed relational database-as-a-service built on the SQL Server engine, covering deployment models, elastic pools, and built-in high availability and…
Cloud Deployment Models
The differences between public, private, hybrid, and community cloud, and the cost, control, and compliance tradeoffs of each.
What Is Continuous Delivery and Deployment?
Continuous Delivery keeps every build in a releasable state, while Continuous Deployment goes further and automatically ships every passing build to production…
Interview Questions(9)
What is a Kubernetes Pod?
A Kubernetes Pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes — a group of one or more tightly coupled containers that share the same network namespace, IP ad…
What is a Helm Chart?
A Helm chart is a packaged, versioned bundle of Kubernetes manifest templates plus a values file that lets you configure and install a complete application ont…
What Is Horizontal Pod Autoscaling?
Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA) is a Kubernetes controller that automatically increases or decreases the number of pod replicas in a deployment based on obser…
What Is a Rolling Update?
A rolling update is a deployment strategy that incrementally replaces old instances of an application with new ones, a few at a time, so the service remains av…
What Is Immutable Infrastructure?
Immutable infrastructure is a model where servers or containers are never modified after deployment — any change is made by building a new image and replacing…
What is a Kubernetes ReplicaSet?
A ReplicaSet is a Kubernetes controller that ensures a specified number of identical, interchangeable Pod replicas are running at all times, continuously repla…
What is a Kubernetes PodDisruptionBudget?
A PodDisruptionBudget (PDB) is a Kubernetes object that limits how many replicas of an application can be voluntarily taken down at the same time during action…
What are Kubernetes Init Containers?
Init containers are one or more containers defined in a Pod spec that run to completion, in order, before any of the Pod’s main application containers start, t…
What are the Essential kubectl Commands?
kubectl is the command-line tool that talks to the Kubernetes API server to create, inspect, modify, and delete cluster resources, and a small core set of comm…