Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) for Beginners
summary
Azure positions AKS as a managed, serverless Kubernetes option with CI/CD and enterprise controls and the demo shows how to provision and deploy step by step: create a resource group, register providers, use Azure CLI to create a one-node AKS cluster, install kubectl, and apply a YAML that deploys two deployments and two services (a Python voting app). Guidance notes AKS suits many containers (dozens) not single-container apps, and the demo successfully creates the cluster but the expected public IP fails to appear during the session.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:34Agenda
- 3:12Container Platforms
- 7:03Kubernetes
- 12:57Azure Kubernetes Service Structure
- 14:57Azure Kubernetes Service Terminology
- 27:40Demo
- 28:22Login
- 29:43Resource Groups
- 31:33Operations Management
- 32:55Create AKS Cluster
- 34:00Create Resource Group
- 35:03One More Resource
- 37:55Add Environment Variable
- 41:42Install CLI
- 50:35Testing
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