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AZ-1001 Deploy and manage containers using Azure Kubernetes Service

In this learning path, you practice deploying containers, container orchestration, and managing clusters on Azure Kubernetes Service. The skills validated include deploying, configuring, and scaling an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster. Also, deploying an Azure Container Registry instance and deploying an application into an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster.
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In this learning path, you practice deploying containers, container orchestration, and managing clusters on Azure Kubernetes Service. The skills validated include deploying, configuring, and scaling an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster. Also, deploying an Azure Container Registry instance and deploying an application into an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster.
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Experience using the Azure portal to create resources. Basic knowledge of security concepts like identities, permissions, and encryption. Basic knowledge of networking concepts like virtual networks and subnetting. Basic knowledge of Azure Policy and Azure Kubernetes Service concepts.

1 – Plan an Azure Kubernetes Service deployment

  • Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Azure Kubernetes cluster architecture
  • Azure Kubernetes Service pods
  • Nodes and node pools for Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Namespaces for Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Access to Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Module assessment

2 – Deploy and use Azure Container Registry

  • Try-This exercise – Create a container registry
  • Try-This exercise – Sign in to the container registry
  • Try-This exercise – Push an image to the registry
  • Try-This exercise – View container images
  • Try-This exercise – Run an image from the registry
  • Try-This exercise – Create a virtual network
  • Module assessment

3 – Deploy an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster

  • Azure Kubernetes Service cluster architecture
  • Network topology
  • Plan the IP addresses
  • Configure compute for nodes and node pools
  • Integrate Microsoft Entra ID for the cluster
  • Secure the network flow
  • Node and pod scalability
  • Try-This exercise – Create an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
  • Module assessment

4 – Configure an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster

  • Understand Azure Policy for Kubernetes clusters
  • Try-This exercise – Enable Azure Policy add on for Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Try-This exercise – Assign a policy definition to an Azure Kubernetes cluster
  • Host-based encryption on Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Create a custom namespace for Azure Kubernetes clusters
  • Module assessment

5 – Deploy applications to Azure Kubernetes Service

  • Configure Azure Kubernetes pods using Azure Policy
  • Try-This exercise – Apply Azure Kubernetes Service pod settings using Azure Policy
  • Configure storage for applications running on Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Deploy an application to an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
  • Try-This exercise – Configure storage for applications that run on Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Try-This exercise – Deploy an application to Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
  • Module assessment

6 – Configure scaling in Azure Kubernetes Service

  • Scaling options in Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Cluster autoscaler
  • Burst to Azure Container Instances
  • When to use the cluster autoscaler
  • Try-this exercise – Scale the node count in an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster
  • Automatically scale a cluster on Azure Kubernetes Service
  • Module assessment

7 – Guided Project – Deploy applications to Azure Kubernetes Service

  • Module assessment
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