DevOps with Azure Kubernetes Service
summary
Shows how a real AKS platform is built and operated: provisioning clusters with ARM templates + Azure Pipelines, creating virtual networks, namespaces, ingress and managed identity role bindings (Monitoring, subnet, ACR pull), and packaging with Helm. Demonstrates automated PR review apps that create namespaces and environments, Azure Monitor for Containers + Log Analytics for alerts, and three autoscaling modes: HPA (example scales front from 1 up to 10 replicas with min 3 nodes), cluster autoscaler, and virtual nodes (ACI) — all proven working in demos.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:40Infrastructure as Kubernetes
- 11:45Automated Deployment
- 13:34Azure Pipelines
- 15:52Demo Infrastructure as Code
- 20:05Demo Pipeline
- 22:56Application Pipeline
- 24:54Environments
- 26:59Pull Requests
- 31:23Azure Monitor
- 35:09Azure Monitor Demo
- 43:07Availability
- 47:28Scaling
- 50:09Cluster Autoscaling Demo
- 51:32Serverless Scaling
- 52:12Virtual Containers
- 53:36Availability Demo
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