I am starting to see GitOps more and more lately especially now it can be easily installed using an AKS cluster extension. Not sure what a cluster extension is? Check out this blog post. https://pixelrobots.co.uk/2022/02/azure-kubernetes-service-aks-addons-and-extensions-who-is-responsible/ One thing I have noticed is that when people have installed flux via the cluster extension and are using the best… READ MORE
The intention of this webinar is to explain how to provision an Azure Kubernetes Service including an attached Azure Container Registry with Terraform and how to finally deploy a workload on the cluster using kubectl. Watch this webinar recording where Patrick Koch takes you through the steps to create Azure Kubernetes Clusters.
In my article A Practical Approach to Temporal Architecture, I outlined the various Temporal components and how they interact. Today’s blog builds on this knowledge and demonstrates an example of deploying Temporal to Kubernetes and, more specifically, to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). My example is self-contained: it provisions a full environment with all the required Azure resources, Temporal… READ MORE
If you do any sort of development, you often have to deal with secrets. There are many ways to deal with secrets, one of them is retrieving the secrets from a secure system from your own code. When your application runs on Kubernetes and your code (or 3rd party code) cannot be configured to retrieve… READ MORE
Azure Kubernetes Service aka (AKS) is a managed service provided by Microsoft Azure to deploy micro-service applications quickly and managed those apps with less administrative efforts. With a Kubernetes release of v1.14 it enable the production level support for windows nodes and containers. With this announcement, AKS team announce the Windows server container support for the… READ MORE
