Azure Kubernetes Services 101 for Developers
summary
Clear recommendation: use AKS when microservices need true cluster-level scaling, mixed Linux/Windows node pools, or features like CSI snapshots and built-in Web Application Routing for ingress. Developers start with a one-node dev cluster, generate Dockerfile + Helm with Draft, push images to ACR, and wire a CI workflow with GitHub Actions that builds in cloud and deploys the chart; demo deploys a minimal API and serves it via a load balancer. For bursty jobs, AKS integrates with Virtual Kubelet/ACI to scale beyond the cluster.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20Why Kubernetes
- 3:50Hybrid Cloud
- 7:18Cloud Data from Azure
- 14:46How Kubernetes works
- 16:31API
- 25:04Containers
- 26:13Windows Containers
- 28:00Linux Containers
- 30:13Dockerfile
- 33:54GRPC
- 36:05Docker Desktop
- 46:50Extensions
- 48:01Web Application Routing
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