Networking – PaaS Compute Options
Networking is crucial in AKS because without networking you will not be able to establish communication between the components. As you saw in Figure 9.16, the Kube-proxy service running on…
Storage – PaaS Compute Options
When you run applications, you need to store and retrieve data. For certain applications, you don’t need the data to be persistent. However, in some other cases, you need to…
Storage Classes – PaaS Compute Options
As mentioned earlier, you can use Standard or Premium tiers of both Azure Files and Azure Storage while creating persistent volumes in Azure. The type of storage is determined using…
Scaling – PaaS Compute Options
When you run applications in AKS, you may need to increase or decrease the number of computer instances based on the demand. AKS offers several scaling mechanisms to accommodate the…
Cluster Autoscaler 2 – PaaS Compute Options
Primary Node Pool 10. Now you need to find the IP address of the load balancer using the command kubectl get service azure-vote-front –watch. The –watch parameter will keep the…
Cluster Autoscaler – PaaS Compute Options
Using HPA, you will be able to increase the number of replicas of a pod. However, what if you need more computing resources for the pods to run? In other…
File and Folder Backups – Data Protection
In this section, you will see how you can back up files and folders using Azure Backup. This solution can be used to back up both cloud and on-premises data.…
Creating Recovery Services Vault – Data Protection
When you configure Backup, the data gets stored inside an entity called Recovery Services vaults. You can back up data for various Azure services like Azure Virtual Machines (Linux or…
Virtual Machine Data Protection – Data Protection
When it comes to data protection of virtual machines, you have multiple options available. The choice here depends on the use-case scenarios. Let’s cover a quick introduction to these options.…