Deliver apps from code to cloud with Azure Kubernetes Service
summary
Shows an end-to-end demo that starts from a GitHub template and runs azd init / azd provision / azd deploy to create ACR, AKS, Log Analytics and Grafana, with outputs written to a .env file; demonstrates Azure Developer CLI, VS Code extension + GitHub Copilot to generate manifests, and Azure Service Operator to provision Table storage into Kubernetes. Adds autoscaling via KEDA (scale to 10 replicas when RPS > 15), load tests with Azure Load Testing, and observability via managed Prometheus and GitHub Actions CI/CD. Claims AKS drives up to 50% faster shipping and notes 94% of Fortune 500 use AKS.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to AKS
- 3:07Getting started with AZD
- 8:49Reviewing the application
- 12:55Deploying with manifests
- 18:16Managing Azure resources
- 21:25Monitoring and observability
- 27:20Load testing and scaling
- 30:51Automation with pipelines
- 35:19Automated portal deployments
- 42:27Conclusion and Q&A
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