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      <description>KEDA stands for Kubernetes (k8s) Event-Driven Autoscaling. With KEDA, you can scale any deployment or jobs in Kubernetes according to the number of events that need to be processed.</description>
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      <description>As a beginner, understanding a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster might be a little bit complicated. In this blog post, I will try to simplify the basic concepts  and components of a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster.</description>
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      <description>In this article, I will explain the basics of how to deploy a .NET Web application in Kubernetes using the Kustomize Tool.
I will use Minikube to deploy the app on the local machine. Deploy .NET Web Application In Kubernetes,
I have built a Docker image and pushed it to the Docker Hub registry. I will use the same artifacts that were used in that previous article.
In this article, I will focus more on how to deploy into Minikube using the Kustomize Tool.</description>
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      <description>Introduction In this article, I will explain the basics of how to deploy a .NET Web application in Kubernetes. I will use Minikube to deploy the app on the local machine.
You can either use an existing .NET Web Application or create a new .NET Web Application and containerize it.
I am going to use the app that was created in my previous article.
I&amp;rsquo;ve made some minor adjustments for clarity and proper capitalization.</description>
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