Getting Started with Kubernetes on Azure | Workshop

Learn how to deploy a Kubernetes cluster on Microsoft Azure and run containerized applications on the cluster. The workshop will briefly introduce Pulumi, an Infrastructure as Code platform where you can use familiar programming languages to provision modern cloud infrastructure.
We will guide you through the process with diagrams and a series of labs to help accelerate your cloud projects. You'll learn about the following:
▪️ Kubernetes basics
▪️ How to provision an AKS cluster
▪️ Deploying workloads to your cluster
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🚀 Get Started with Azure on Pulumi: pulumip.us/Get-Started-Docs-A...
► Create a Pulumi account. It's free: pulumip.us/Sign-Up-OpenSource
► Azure account (free tier is okay)
👨‍💻Source Code: github.com/pulumi/workshops/t...
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[@synthmania7275]

Just gave this a Pulumi AI Assistant. It’s amazing!

[@Daniel-lc5qi]

For anyone following along in their editor, the issue with the undefined wordpress ingress IP around the 52:35 mark can be fixed by replacing the Copilot AI generated code `new k8s.helm.v3.Chart('wordpress', ...` with `new k8s.helm.v3.Chart('wpdev, ...`. Here is a prime example of how outsourcing our brains to AI saves time up front but then may lead to problems down the road.