AKS eases the process of deploying and managing containerized applications by eliminating the need to maintain or upgrade your resources on your own. It is a managed Kubernetes service hosted in Azure with many helpful features such as integrated logging and monitoring, identity and security management, and virtual network integration. In this section, we will create a simple application hosted in an AKS cluster, which we will scale and update.
Working with AKS
Preparing an application
Let's start with a tutorial application proposed by the Docker documentation:
- To begin, we need Dockerfile, which is a definition of how our container environment should look. It contains keywords such as FROM (defines an image that will...