Applications in Azure Kubernetes Services can be deployed with a multitude of options, like container images coming from your own container registry, pods using different kinds of storage types, and securables being stored in external vaults rather than being part of your Kubernetes Cluster or your application itself. In this course, Deploying Applications in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), you’ll learn to deploy workloads in AKS. First, you’ll explore how to build and integrate container images in AKS with the Azure Container Registry. Next, you’ll discover how to configure storage for your applications in Azure Kubernetes Services. Finally, you’ll learn how to secure your application deployments using Azure Key Vault. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge about Azure Kubernetes Service to build and deploy workloads in AKS.
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Applications in Azure Kubernetes Services can be deployed with a multitude of options, like container images coming from your own container registry, pods using different kinds of storage types, and securables being stored in external vaults rather than being part of your Kubernetes Cluster or your application itself. In this course, Deploying Applications in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), you’ll learn to deploy workloads in AKS. First, you’ll explore how to build and integrate container images in AKS with the Azure Container Registry. Next, you’ll discover how to configure storage for your applications in Azure Kubernetes Services. Finally, you’ll learn how to secure your application deployments using Azure Key Vault. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge about Azure Kubernetes Service to build and deploy workloads in AKS.
Taught by
Anthony Nocentino