What you can do with Azure Kubernetes Service
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Azure Kubernetes Service
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) simplifies deploying a managed Kubernetes cluster in Azure by offloading the operational overhead to Azure. As a hosted Kubernetes service, Azure handles critical tasks, like health monitoring and maintenance.
10 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Add Node Pool and PollCreate an agent pool on a cluster and wait until it is provisioned.Delete Node Pool Machines
Delete named machines from an AKS agent pool and wait for the operation to settle.Provision Cluster and Fetch Credentials
Create an AKS managed cluster, wait for it to finish provisioning, and pull admin credentials.Rotate Cluster Certificates
Rotate AKS cluster certificates, wait for completion, and pull refreshed user credentials.Run Command on Cluster
Verify a cluster is ready, then run a command against it through the AKS command runner.Scale Node Pool
Change the node count of an AKS agent pool and wait for the scale to finish.Start Cluster
Start an AKS cluster, wait until it is running, and pull user credentials.Stop Cluster
Stop an AKS cluster and wait until the stop operation settles.Upgrade Cluster Control Plane
Upgrade an AKS cluster to a target Kubernetes version and wait for completion.Upgrade Node Pool Image
Upgrade an agent pool node image to the latest version and wait for completion.