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Azure Kubernetes Service ( AKS ) (Outline)

Welcome to AKS. 

You will learn,

  • How to create an Azure account.
  • How to create an Azure Kubernetes Cluster from the portal.
  • How to create a Kubernetes Cluster using Azure Cloud Shell.
  • How to enable the Kubernetes Dashboard.
  • How to deploy Docker image to Azure Kubernetes Service ( AKS ) from the Dashboard.
  • How to deploy Docker image to Azure Kubernetes Service ( AKS ) from YAML. 
  • How to scale the Kubernetes Cluster Manually.
Please follow the step by step.

Introduction to Kubernetes

  1. Create an Azure account.
  2. Create an Azure Kubernetes Cluster from the portal.
  3. Create a Kubernetes Cluster using Azure Cloud Shell.
  4. Create an Azure Kubernetes Cluster from CLI (Windows).
  5. Enable the Kubernetes Dashboard.
  6. Deploy Docker image to Azure Kubernetes Service ( AKS ) from Dashboard.
  7. Deploy Docker image to Azure Kubernetes Service ( AKS ) from YAML.

Manual Scaling


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