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Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that has revolutionized how we deploy and manage applications. I've been working with Kubernetes since its early days, from basic deployments to complex multi-cluster setups. These posts share practical Kubernetes knowledge and real-world experiences.
CronJobs build an essential part of many applications. Often, you've to persist some kind of data from application artifacts like CronJobs. This article demonstrates how to build such a CronJob with Azure Files and run it on a Kubernetes cluster.
Learn how to take the official Azure Functions runtime and deploy it as Docker container to a Kubernetes cluster and by adding horizontal pod autoscaling (HPA) you can handle almost any load automatically.
In this article, I describe how to spin up a hybrid Kubernetes Cluster using acs-engine. You'll deploy a Linux and a Windows Pod to the same Kubernetes cluster and expose them to the public.
Learn how to examine and fix issues when Pods stuck in state Pending while deploying them to Azure Container Instances
Learn how to boost your productivity by defining aliases and enable auto completion for kubectl
Learn how to use Azure Files in Kubernetes Deployments from an ASP.NET Core Application
Pulling docker images from private registries is an essential, basic task that you need to do almost every day. This article guides you through the process of integrating Azure Container Registry and Azure Kubernetes Services.