How to crack Kubernetes job interview?
Here are some things you should know to crack a Kubernetes job interview: By having a good understanding of these topics, you should be well-prepared to answer questions and demonstrate...
Category: Azure Kubernetes Service
Helm Vs Flux : What to choose?
by Praveen Kumar
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What is Helm? Helm is an open-source package manager for Kubernetes. It helps you define, install, and upgrade complex applications and services on your Kubernetes clusters. Helm packages these applications...
How to implement a multi-tier application using AKS and Azure Arc
by Praveen Kumar
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to implement a multi-tier application using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Azure Arc. We will be using the Azure CLI to create resources...
What is AGIC – Comprehensive Guide
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Azure Application Gateway Ingress Controller (AGIC) is a Kubernetes ingress controller that allows you to route external traffic to Kubernetes services using an Azure Application Gateway. This guide will walk...
AGIC Not Working: Common Things to Check
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It’s not uncommon to have AGIC not working. When encountering issues with Azure Application Gateway as an ingress controller, the following steps can be taken to troubleshoot the problem: It...
Kubernetes Ingress Controller: A Comprehensive Guide
by Praveen Kumar
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Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform that allows you to easily manage and scale your containerized applications. One of the key features of Kubernetes is the ability to use...
YAML: Push Image to ACR and Deploy to AKS
by Praveen Kumar
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Here is an example of a YAML pipeline that can be used to build, push and deploy an application to AKS using Azure Container Registry (ACR) and Azure Kubernetes Service...
Blue-Green Deployment in AKS
by Praveen Kumar
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One option is to use feature flagging with Kubernetes, which allows you to gradually roll out new versions of your application to a small percentage of users before rolling it...
Autoscale Application in AKS based on HTTP requests
by Praveen Kumar
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Here are the general steps to use Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaler (KEDA) to autoscale a microservice in AKS based on the number of HTTP requests: Here is an example YAML...
8 Scenario Based AKS Interview Questions – Level: Difficult
by Praveen Kumar
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You may have checked my other blog with 10 Scenario Based AKS Interview Questions. Those were straight forward questions which are easy to answer. Here are 8 more questions that...
10 Scenario Based AKS Interview Questions
by Praveen Kumar
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Here are 10 scenario based AKS interview questions. You would find answers in various blog posts of mine. I would suggest going through full articles with sample codes in them....
How to multiple scale microservices that are processing messages from different message brokers
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KEDA may be the only option to use when you have multiple microservices that are processing messages from different message brokers such as Kafka, rabbitmq, sqs etc. If each service...