Use Message Rate to Autoscale Microservice in AKS
We will explore two ways to autoscale microservice hosted in AKS. You can either use Kubernetes Metrics Server or KEDA. Kubernetes Metrics Server To autoscale a microservice in AKS based...
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CSI Driver for AKS
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The Azure Key Vault FlexVol CSI driver is a Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver that allows you to connect your AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) cluster to Azure Key Vault. This...
YAML File to Deploy Application to AKS
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Here is an example of an Azure DevOps YAML pipeline that can be used to install kubectl and Helm, connect to an AKS cluster, and deploy an application to the...
Migrating an application to AKS
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Migrating an existing application to AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) involves several steps and requires careful planning and execution. Here is a guide on how to do so: Here is sample...
Using AKS with Azure DevOps
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Deploying and managing applications on AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) using Azure DevOps involves several steps. Here is a tutorial on how to do so: Here is sample code for creating...
Monitoring AKS Cluster
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Monitoring and logging the activities in an AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) cluster using Azure Monitor and Log Analytics involves several steps. Here is a tutorial on how to do so:...
Securing AKS Cluster with AAD, Policies and NSGs
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Securing an AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) cluster using Azure Active Directory (AAD), Azure Policy, and Azure Network Security Groups (NSG) involves several steps. Here is a guide on how to...
GitHub Action workflow to deploy an app to an AKS Cluster
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This workflow does the following: You’ll need to replace the my-resource-group, my-cluster, my-namespace, my-chart and k8s/deployment.yaml with your specific resource group, cluster name, namespace, chart and deployment file name. Here...
Run Custom Command From Init Containers
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Init containers are used quite often in Kubernetes and Azure Kubernetes Service. They are not very different from your regular containers. You need to remember only two things – initContainers...
Manage Kubernetes rolling updates using maxSurge and maxUnavailable
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One of the most common scenarios that we come across is managing Kubernetes rolling updates. In this post we will cover how to do it and the changes required in...
AKS Basics: Deploy Application On AKS
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If you have followed previous two posts on creating AKS cluster and connecting to AKS cluster, you should be having an accessible Kubernetes cluster. In this post, we will cover...
AKS Basics: Connect to AKS Cluster
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This post is a continuation of our AKS Basics series. If you followed post “AKS Basics: Creating AKS Cluster Using Portal” you must have an AKS cluster to work with....