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Creating Your First Kubernetes Cluster On Azure

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14 Apr 2021CPOL7 min read 4.4K   3  
In this article, we expand our existing cloud native application by building and deploying a Kubernetes cluster using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
Here we look at Azure’s managed Kubernetes service, AKS, and deploy a simple cluster to our applications resource group using ARM templates and an Azure DevOps pipeline. When also create our pipeline, configure our application to build and deploy automatically to the resources we configured in the first article.

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