Introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service
We explain that AKS is a managed Kubernetes control plane on Azure running containerized workloads at scale, and discuss Kubernetes ubiquity across cloud providers, portability benefits, and tips to keep deployments simple by avoiding extensions.
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Implement Azure Container App Scaling
This Module
AI Containers on Azure Kubernetes Service
Introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service
Create Kubernetes Deployment Manifests
Expose Applications in AKS with Services
Deploying Applications and Troubleshooting
Externalizing Application Configuration
Define ConfigMaps for Application Settings
Implement Secrets for Sensitive Data
Attach Persistent Storage to an App
Observability on AKS
Monitor Application Logs and Metrics
Troubleshoot Pods and Services