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From kind to AKS: What's changing? - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Your First Project
From kind to AKS: What's changing?
- [Instructor] In the last video, we deployed Explore California into Amazon Web Services EKS, or Elastic Kubernetes Service. This time, we're going to repeat that process, but we're going to do this in Azure instead. In this chapter, we're going to create a Kubernetes cluster in Azure's Kubernetes Service, or Azure AKS. Like we did in AWS, we're also going to create a registry within the Azure Container Registry, or ACR. We're going to push Explore California's container image into it. After that, we're going to use Helm to deploy Explore California into the cluster that we created. Let's get started.
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From kind to AKS: What's changing?40s
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Deploying your AKS cluster with the Azure CLI2m 48s
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Logging into your AKS cluster43s
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Installing NGINX ingress controller into AKS2m 15s
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Creating an ACR repository3m 53s
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Deploying the Explore California image into ACR3m 6s
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Deploying Explore California into AKS6m 14s
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Installing cert-manager into AKS2m 14s
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Cleaning up AKS3m 47s
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