Durante esta sesión revisaremos una introducción a lo que es Azure Kubernetes Service y el proceso para desplegar una minimal API creada con .NET 8.
Humberto Jaimes is an independent consultant and developer, recognized as a Microsoft MVP since 2017, with over a decade of experience in Microsoft technologies. His areas of expertise include Microsoft technologies for developers, microservices, cloud-native applications, and mobile app development. Humberto has worked on mobile app development for various industries using Windows Phone, Xamarin, and more recently, .NET MAUI. He also has over 10 years of experience with Microsoft Azure, focusing on developer-oriented services such as Azure Kubernetes Services, App Service, and Bot Service. Additionally, he has experience with DevOps tools like Azure DevOps and GitHub, using GitHub Actions to automate workflows. He has participated in numerous events, such as Microsoft Build 2019 in Seattle and Microsoft Build 2020 in the Latin American edition. Humberto is an experienced instructor in Microsoft technologies and holds the Microsoft Certified Trainer certification. He has trained thousands of people in Latin America in various training programs, including events organized by Microsoft, like the Xamarin Diplomado in 2016, where he was one of the lead instructors, helping to train over 15,000 participants in the region.
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