Azure Web Store on Kubernetes

What I Built

A production-style microservices application deployed to Azure Kubernetes Service — from local Docker builds to fully automated cloud deployments with identity, API management, and observability.

1. Four containerized services — Web App (Java Spring Boot storefront), Order Service, Product Service, and App Service, each built as a Docker image and pushed to Azure Container Registry.
2. AKS cluster — Managed Kubernetes orchestrating all service pods with load balancing and scaling.
3. Azure B2C — OAuth 2.0 / OIDC customer identity platform handling sign-up, sign-in, and token issuance.
4. API Management — Centralized gateway with routing policies, rate limiting, and authentication enforcement.
5. Application Insights — Full-stack monitoring, distributed tracing, and telemetry across all services.
6. GitHub Actions CI/CD — Automated pipeline: build images, push to ACR, deploy manifests to AKS on every merge.

Architecture

Customer → Azure B2C (auth) → API Management (gateway)
                                       ↓
                              AKS Cluster
                         ┌──────┼──────────┐
                     Web App  Order Svc  Product Svc
                         └──────┼──────────┘
                                ↓
                       Application Insights

GitHub Push → Actions CI/CD → ACR (images) → AKS (deploy)

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• Build Log: Environment Setup & Docker Images