Microsoft Reactor Toronto 5/5/2020 | Azure Kubernetes In Action - Running and Managing Apps
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The webinar hosted by Roy Kim focuses on the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), highlighting its capabilities in managing and orchestrating containerized applications. Participants will learn about AKS architecture, tools for managing applications, and observe demonstrations of various applications running within an AKS cluster. Key topics include microservices, monitoring, and the integration of Azure resources with Kubernetes.
Microsoft Reactor Toronto 5/5/2020 | Azure Kubernetes In Action - Running and Managing Apps
- 1. Toronto Azure Kubernetes in Action: Running and Managing Apps Roy Kim Independent Consultant, www.roykim.ca Blog www.roykim.ca @RoyKimYYZ roy@roykim.ca May 5 | Noon – 1 PM EST | Webinar Register aka.ms/ReactorTOR_RoyKim
- 2. Bio  Roy Kim  18+ Years of Microsoft technology solutions  Azure, Microsoft 365, Kubernetes  Microsoft Azure MVP  Independent Consultant | www.roykim.ca  University of Toronto | Computer Science Degree By: Roy Kim
- 3. Agenda Roy Kim www.roykim.ca Azure Kubernetes Overview Demo Applications Azure & Kubernetes Architecture Monitoring Management Q&A www.roykim.ca
- 4. Presentation Objectives By: Roy Kim roykim.ca  See many applications run in one AKS cluster  How to manage the applications with various tools  Come away with a better understanding how apps, Kubernetes objects and Azure resources work together.
- 5. What is Azure Kubernetes Service? By: roy@roykim.ca  A managed container orchestration service  Service discovery  Load balancing, availability  Auto-scale  Pod/container deployment and resource allocation  Health monitoring and more  Supports microservices based applications  Focus on the application workloads, not the underlying infrastructure.  Provides a declarative approach to deployments, backed by a robust set of APIs for management operations.  Build your applications with your preferred programming language, OS, libraries, or messaging bus.
- 6. What is Azure Kubernetes Service? By: roy@roykim.ca AKS Cluster architecture Courtesy: Microsoft Docs
- 7. Demo: Applications Hosted in AKS By: roy@roykim.ca  Guestbook  Sign in guest with Redis data store  https://github.com/kubernetes/examples/tree/master/guestbook/all-in-one  Book Info  Book Reviews  Micro services architecture using Istio Service Mesh  https://istio.io/docs/examples/bookinfo/  Voting App  User voting with MySQL database.  https://github.com/Azure-Samples/aks-voting-app/tree/master/scenarios/intelligent-routing-with- istio
- 8. Demo: Applications in Namespaces and Ingress By: roy@roykim.ca
- 9. Demo: AKS + Azure Services Architecture By: roy@roykim.ca
- 10. Kiali Dashboard – Book Info App
- 11. Book Info App Microservices Architecture https://istio.io/docs/examples/bookinfo/
- 12. Kiali Dashboard – Voting App
- 13. Horizontal Pod Autoscaling – Voting App
- 14. Grafana – Guestbook App
- 15. Azure Monitor for Containers
- 16. Summary  Running multiple applications in the same cluster organized by namespace  Exposing those application via Ingress / Ingress Controller  Kubernetes Dashboard for Kubernetes cluster management  Istio Service Mesh to support Micro service Architecture and managing http traffic  Azure Portal to manage Azure resources  Prometheus and Grafana for Kubernetes cluster monitoring (fine grained)  Azure Monitor for Containers for Azure Kubernetes and cluster (coarse grained)
- 17. Q & A By: Roy Kim • @RoyKimYYZ • roy@roykim.ca www.roykim.ca