Scaling Docker Containers using Kubernetes and Azure Container Service

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Demo builds a multi‑node Kubernetes cluster on Azure Container Service using ARM templates, then migrates a sample web app with kubectl manifests. The session shows manual scaling from one replica to fifty, then configures the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler to react to CPU load, measures request latency and CPU before and after, and shows the app remains available under sustained traffic so the autoscale policy actually reduces tail latency.

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" chapters (5)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 12:09Docker and Kubernetes setup
3. 27:11Deploy to Azure Container Service
4. 45:01Scaling in production
5. 1:00:02Preguntas y conclusiones finales

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