Azure Kubernetes Service

Just Enough Azure for AKS

Summary

Congratulations on completing Module 1! This lesson laid the groundwork for deploying and managing Kubernetes workloads in Azure by covering five core areas:

TopicDescriptionDocumentation
Azure Landing ZonesFoundation for governance, compliance, and scale across Azure subscriptions.Cloud Adoption Framework: Landing Zones
Compute ServicesVirtual Machines, Scale Sets, and AKS compute nodes.Azure Compute Documentation
Storage OptionsBlob, Disk, File shares, and performance/access tiers.Azure Storage Services
Networking & SecurityVirtual Networks, NSGs, Azure Firewall, and identity integration.Azure Networking Overview
Database OfferingsAzure SQL Database, Cosmos DB, and other PaaS solutions.Azure Database Services

The image is a summary of Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS), listing components like Azure Landing Zone, Compute, Storage, Network & Security, and Database offering, each with a checkmark.

Next Steps

In Module 2, you’ll learn how to build, run, and manage containers on your local machine using Docker, then deploy them to AKS.

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