Azure Kubernetes Service with Azure DevOps and Terraform

Step-01: Introduction to Azure AKS Cluster

Step-02: Create AKS Cluster

Step-03: Explore AKS Cluster using kubectl and Azure Mgmt Console

Step-04: Setup Azure CLI on Local Desktop

Step-05: Deploy Sample Application and Test

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Step-01: Docker Fundamentals - Introduction

Step-02: Introduction to Docker, Why Docker, What Problems Docker Solve.

Step-03: Docker Architecture or Docker Terminology

Step-04: Docker Installation

Step-05: Docker - Pull Docker Image from Docker Hub and Run it locally

Step-06: Docker - Build Docker Image locally, Test and Push it to Docker Hub

Step-07: Docker - Essential Commands Overview

Pre-requisite Note for Students from my course AWS EKS Kubernetes - Masterclass

Step-01: Understand Kubernetes Architecture

Step-03: Introduction to Kubernetes Fundamentals

Step-04: Introduction to Kubernetes Pods

Docker Images present on Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry

Step-05: Create a Pod, Understand about it and delete pod

Step-06: Load Balancer Service Introduction

Step-07: Create Pod and LoadBalancer Service and Test

Step-08: Interact with pods, logs, connect to pod and cleanup

Step-09: Introduction to Kubernetes ReplicaSets

Step-10: Create ReplicaSet and Test it

Step-11: Expose ReplicaSet as Service, Test Scalability & High Availability

Step-12: Introduction to Kubernetes Deployments

Step-13: Create Deployment, Expose with a Service, Scale Up and Down Replicas

Step-14: Understand how to Update Deployments in Kubernetes

Step-15: Understand how to rollback deployments in Kubernetes

Step-16: Understand how to pause and resume deployments in kubernetes

Step-17: Introduction to Services in Kubernetes

Step-18: Services Demo with Cluster IP and Load Balancer Services

Step-01: Introduction to creating Kubernetes Resources using declarative path wi

Step-02: YAML Basics

Step-03: Create Pod Definition using YAML

Step-04: Create Load Balancer Service using YAML

Step-05: Create ReplicaSet and LoadBalancer Service with YAML and Test

Step-06: Create Deployment and LoadBalancer Service with YAML and Test

Step-07: Create Backend Application k8s Deployment and Service

Step-08: Create frontend application k8s deployment and service and test

Step-01: Azure Disks for AKS Storage Introduction

Step-02: Create Storage class Kubernetes Manifest

Step-03: Create Persistent Volume Claim Manifest, Deploy SC, PVC and Test

Step-04: Create ConfigMap Kubernetes Manifest

Step-05: Create MySQL Kubernetes Deployment Manifest

Step-06: Create MySQL Kubernetes Cluster IP Service, Deploy, Test and CleanUp

Step-07: Use AKS provisioned Storage Class instead of Custom Storage Class

Step-08: Create User Management Web Application (UWB) k8s Deployment Manifest

Step-09: Create UWB k8s Service, Deploy, Test and CleanUp

Step-01: Azure MySQL Database Introduction

Step-02: NEW - Create Azure Database for MYSQL Flexible Database

Step-03: NEW- Create webappdb schema, disable secure transport

Step-04: NEW - Review UWB App k8s Manifests, Deploy, Test and CleanUp

Implement Kubernetes Secrets

Pre-requisite Note - Register for Microsoft Storage Resource Provider

Step-01: Azure Files Introduction

Step-02: Review k8s manifests for Azure Files - Storage Class and PVC

Step-03: Deploy App, Upload Static Files, Test and CleanUp

Step-00: Ingress Introduction

Step-01: Ingress Basics Introduction

Step-02: Create Static Public IP in Azure dedicated for Ingress

Step-03: Install Ingress

Step-04: Create k8s Ingress Manifest, Review k8s App Manifests and Deploy

Step-05: Deploy k8s Ingress and App manifests, Test and CleanUp

Step-01: Ingress Context Path based Routing Introduction

Step-02: Review CPR k8s manifests

Step-03: Deploy k8s CPR Ingress, App manifests, Test and CleanUp

Step-01: Azure DNS Zones Introduction

Step-02: Create DNS Zone in Azure, Change Nameservers at DomaiN Registrar

Step-01: ExternalDNS Introduction

Step-02: Review ExternalDNS k8s Manifests

Step-03: Create Managed Service Identity to allow access to DNS Zones

Step-04: Deploy ExternalDNS, Review & Deploy Apps, Test and CleanUp

Step-01: Ingress Domain Named based Routing Introduction

Step-02: Review k8s DNR Manifests, Deploy, Test and CleanUp

Step-01: Ingress SSL Introduction

Step-02: Install Cert Manager, Review and Deploy Cluster Issuer

Step-03: Review k8s Ingress SSL manifest, App Manifests, Deploy, Test and CleanU

Step-01: Kubernetes Resources - Requests & Limits Introduction

Step-02: Kubernetes Resources - Requests & Limits Implement, Deploy, Test and Cl

Step-01: Kubernetes Namespaces - Introduction

Step-02: Kubernetes Namespaces - Implement Namespaces with kubectl - Imperative

Step-03: Kubernetes Namespaces - Namespaces Limit Range Introduction

Step-04: Kubernetes Namespaces - Namespaces Limit Range Implementation

Step-05: Kubernetes Namespaces - Namespaces ResourceQuota Introduction

Step-06: Kubernetes Namespaces - Namespaces ResourceQuota Implementation

Step-01: Understand what is Virtual Kubelet and Azure Container Instances ACI

Step-02: Understand what is Virtual Kubelet and Azure Container Instances ACI

Step-03: Create AKS Cluster with Virtual Nodes Add On Enabled and Verify the sam

Step-04: Deploy Sample App on Azure Virtual Nodes, Scale the App and Clean-Up

Step-05: Azure Virtual Nodes Mixed Mode Deployments Introduction

Step-06: Review k8s Manifests for Mixed Mode Deployments

Step-07: Deploy, Test and Clean-Up Mixed Mode Deployments

Step-01: Azure Container Registry Introduction

Step-02: Azure ACR & AKS Integration - Introduction

Step-03: Create ACR and Build and Run Docker Image Locally

Step-04: Attach ACR to AKS Cluster, Deploy Sample App Test and Clean Up

Step-05: Pull ACR Images with Service Principal Introduction

Step-06: Create ACR and Build and Run Docker Image Locally and push the docker i

Pre-requisite Note Before Creating Service Principal

Step-07: Create Azure Service Principal and Kubernetes Secret

Step-08: Review k8s manifests, Deploy, Test and CleanUp SP usecase

Step-09: Schedule on Virtual Nodes by pulling using SP and test

Step-01: Introduction to Azure DevOps Build Pipeline & Azure Container Registry

Step-02: Create a Local Repository, Check-In Files and Push to Remote Github Rep

Step-03: Create ACR, Azure DevOps Organization and Project and Discuss about Azu

Step-04: Create a Build Pipleline to Build and Push Docker Image to ACR

Step-05: Make changes to index.html to V2, commit and push changes and review th

Step-06: Understand Namespaces in Azure Container Registry using Azure DevOps Pi

Step-07: Review Docker Build and Push Pipeline code on a high level

Step-01: Deploy to AKS Introduction

Step-02: Create Pre-built pipeline named Deploy to AKS

Step-03: Review Build and Deploy Stage Logs, Kubernetes Pods Access Application

Step-04: Deploy New Version of Application and review Pipeline stages Build, Dep

Step-05: Review Pipeline code for Build and Deploy Stages

Step-06: Clean-Up Kubernetes App1 Workloads

Step-01: Introduction to Azure Starter Pipelines and Pipeline Key Concepts

Step-02: Create Semi customized Pipeline for Build, Push Docker Image to ACR and

Step-03: Create using Starter Pipeline for Build, Push Docker Image to ACR and P

Step-01: Azure DevOps Release Pipelines - Introduction

Step-02: Create k8s Namespaces and Service Connections to those k8s Namespaces

Step-03: Create Release Pipeline with Dev Stage and Map Artifacts from CI Build,

Step-04: Verify Image name in k8s manifest and Check-In new code and review Buil

Step-05: Change the Docker Image tag to Build.SourceVersion and test

Step-06: Create QA, Staging and Prod Stages in Release Pipelines with email appr

Step-07: Check-In new code, review entire Build and Release Pipelines

Step-08: Clean-Up Kubernetes Workloads

Step-01: Introduction to AKS HTTP Application Routing Add On

Step-02: Enable HTTP Application Routing AddOn on AKS Cluster

Step-03: Deploy Sample Application with Ingress Service and Test

Step-04: Clean Up Apps and Disable the Add-On

Step-01: Introduction to configuring access to Multiple AKS Clusters

Step-02: Create two clusters with names aksdemo3 and aksdemo4 with Azure AKS CLI

Step-03: Configure Access to aksdemo3 cluster, Understand kubectl config view an

Step-04: Configure Access to aksdemo4 cluster and explore kubectl config use-con

Step-01: Introduction to Active Directory Authentication for AKS Admins

Step-02: Create AD Group and User and Enable AD for AKS

Step-03: Access Azure AKS Cluster Resources using Azure AD user from kubectl

Step-04: How to relogin with differetn user and how to override AD Authenticatio

Step-01: Introduction to Kubernetes RBAC

Step-02: Introduction to Role and Role Binding in Kubernetes in combination with

Step-03: Create Dev, QA Namespaces and deploy sample applications

Step-04: Create AD Group, Role Assignment, User and Test login

Step-05: Review k8s Role and Role Binding manifests, create them

Step-06: Access Dev Namespace using aksdev1 user and test

Step-01: Introduction to Cluster Role and Cluster Role Binding in Kubernetes in

Step-02: Create AD Group, Role Assignment, User and Test login

Step-03: Review k8s Cluster Role and Cluster Role Binding manifests, create them

Step-04: Access Cluster resources in readonly mode with AD readonly user askread

Step-01: Introduction to Cluster Autoscaler

Step-02: Create AKS Cluster with Autoscaling enabled using Azure AKS CLI

Step-03: Deploy Sample Application to Test cluster autoscaler and Clean-Up

Step-01: Introduction to Horizontal Pod Autoscaler

Step-02: Create HPA imperatively and also review HPA Declarative k8s manifest

Step-03: Generate load to demonstrate HPA in action and CleanUp

Step-01: Introduction to creating prod grade AKS Cluster using AZ AKS CLI - Part

Step-02: Introduction to creating prod grade AKS Cluster using AZ AKS CLI - Part

Step-03: Introduction to Creating Azure AKS Cluster using AZ AKS CLI

Step-04: Implement Pre-requisite items like Creating Vnets & Subnets

Step-05: Implement Pre-requisite items like AD Users, AD Groups SSHKEY, Log Anal

Step-06: Create Azure AKS Cluster using az aks cli

Step-07: Verify Cluster access using Azure AD User

Step-08: Introduction to AKS NodePools

Step-09: Create Virtual Nodes and Fix ACI Connector Issues related to Access

Step-10: Create Linux User NodePool and Verify

Step-11: Create Windows User NodePool and Verify

Step-12: Introduction to deploying apps to NodePools using K8S Node Selectors

Step-13: Review all 4 applications kubernetes manifests

Step-14: Deploy 4 Apps, Test and Clean-Up

Step-01: Terraform Basics Introduction

Step-02: Install Pre-requisistes, Terraform, AZ CLI, set Azure Subscription

Step-03: Understand Terraform Providers and Terraform Init Command

Step-04: Understand Terraform plan, validate and apply commands

Step-05: Make changes and apply like add tags, modify resource group and underst

Step-06: Understand Terraform refresh command in combination with tfstate files

Step-07: Understand terraform show, providers and destroy commands

Step-08: Introduction to Terraform Language Basics

Step-09: Understand Terraform Language Syntax

Step-10: Create Terraform Settings Block, Provide Block and Random Pet resource-

Step-11: Create Terraform Settings Block, Provide Block and Random Pet resource-

Step-12: Understand Terraform Input Variables - Part1

Step-13: Understand Terraform Input Variables - Part2

Step-14: Understand Terraform Output Values

Step-15: Deploy Terraform manifests and Verify

Step-16: Migrate Terraform Local State to Azure Storage Account

Terraform Manifests Updated

Step-17: Provision Azure AKS Cluster Introduction

Step-18: Create SSH Keys, Windows Admin & Password, AKS latest version Datasourc

Step-19: Create Log Analytics Workspace and Azure AD Group Terraform Resources

Step-20: Create AKS Cluster Manifest Part-1

Step-21: Create AKS Cluster Manifest Part-2

Step-22: Create AKS Cluster Manifest Part-3

Step-23: Create Outputs, Provision AKS Cluster and Verify Outputs

Step-24: Verify Access using default AKS Admin and Azure AD User associated to A

Step-25: Create Windows and Linux Nodepools

Step-26: Deploy Sample Apps, test and execute terraform destroy

Step-27: Provision AKS Cluster with Custom VNET

Step-28: Verify the cluster, nodepools and deploy sample apps, test and destroy

Step-01: Introduction to provisioning Azure AKS Cluster using Terraform and Azur

Step-02: Install Azure DevOps Terraform Plugins in Azure DevOps Organization

Step-03: Review Terraform Manifests, Kubernetes Manifests and Pipeline backup fi

Step-04: Setup Github repository local and remote and copy k8s and terraform man

Step-05: Create Service Connection, Fix AD Permissions, Create SSH Key and Uploa

Step-06: Create Pipeline with Terraform Validate Stage - Part-1

Step-07: Create Pipeline with Terraform Validate Stage - Part-2

Step-08: Introduction to Deploy Dev AKS Cluster Deployment Job in Stage 2 of Pip

Step-09: Write Pipeline code to Provision Dev AKS Cluster

Step-10: Verify Dev AKS Cluster Provisioning is successful using Azure DevOps Pi

Step-11: Create QA envionment related Pipeline code and Provision QA environment

Step-12: Verify QA Environment

Step-13: Add new nodepool, check-in code, monitor pipeline and verify cahnges

Step-14: Clean-Up both AKS Clusters

Congratulations