In this video, learn how to operate the Azure Kubernetes Service in order to deploy your containerized applications.
- There are two ways of deploying applications … to your Azure Kubernetes cluster, … imperative and declarative. … You might have come across with this … when comparing Azure management options, … the imperative PowerShell … and declarative Azure resource manager template. … The imperative deployment model in Kubernetes … is implemented with kube serial run command. … Each application deployment step needs … to be explicitly defined. … In the declarative approach, … the user defines the desired state … of the application not individual commands. … This desired state template … can even be stored in source control. … Compared to the imperative deployment model, … declarative approach provides better change review … and auditing capabilities. … Imperative deployment is great for development, … but more complex in production. … Imagine if your Azure DevOps Pipeline … or GitHub Action will face an error, in imperative mode, … you'll need to define the steps to take in order … to recover from that error such as reversing …
Released
7/31/2020Learn more about the AZ-400 exam at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/certifications/exams/az-400.
- Building and running Dockerfiles
- Mounting data volumes
- Creating an Azure Container Registry
- Running apps from ACR
- Deploying ACR apps in ACI
- Creating AKS clusters
- Deploying apps to AKS
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