Overview
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of security concepts like identities, permissions, and encryption.
- Basic knowledge of networking concepts like virtual networks and subnetting.
- Basic knowledge of Azure Policy and Azure Kubernetes Service concepts.
Outline
- Introduction
- Azure Kubernetes Service
- Azure Kubernetes cluster architecture
- Azure Kubernetes Service pods
- Nodes and node pools for Azure Kubernetes Service
- Namespaces for Azure Kubernetes Service
- Access to Azure Kubernetes Service
- Monitoring and logging for Azure Kubernetes Service
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Introduction
- Try-This exercise - Create a container registry
- Try-This exercise - Sign in to the container registry
- Try-This exercise - Push an image to the registry
- Try-This exercise - View container images
- Try-This exercise - Run an image from the registry
- Try-This exercise - Create a virtual network
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Introduction
- Azure Kubernetes Service cluster architecture
- Network topology
- Plan the IP addresses
- Configure compute for the base cluster
- Integrate Microsoft Entra ID for the cluster
- Secure the network flow
- Node and pod scalability
- Try-This exercise - Create an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Introduction
- Understand Azure Policy for Kubernetes clusters
- Try-This exercise - Enable Azure Policy add on for Azure Kubernetes Service
- Try-This exercise - Assign a policy definition to an Azure Kubernetes cluster
- Host-based encryption on Azure Kubernetes Service
- Create a custom namespace for Azure Kubernetes clusters
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Introduction
- Configure Azure Kubernetes pods using Azure Policy
- Try-This exercise - Apply Azure Kubernetes Service pod settings using Azure Policy
- Configure storage for applications running on Azure Kubernetes Service
- Deploy an application to an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
- Try-This exercise - Configure storage for applications that run on Azure Kubernetes Service
- Try-This exercise - Deploy an application to Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Introduction
- Scaling options in Azure Kubernetes Services
- Cluster autoscaler
- Burst to Azure Container Instances
- When to use cluster autoscaler
- Try-This exercise - Scale the node count in an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
- Automatically scale a cluster on Azure Kubernetes Service
- Knowledge check
- Summary
- Introduction
- Exercise - Provision Azure Container Registry and Azure Kubernetes Service
- Exercise - Build Linux and Windows container images to store in the registry
- Exercise - Deploy container images to Azure Container Registry
- Exercise - Review the deployment and remove resources
- Knowledge check
- Summary
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