Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Edge Essentials | Azure Friday

Did you know that Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is now available as a managed service not just in Azure, but also at the edge? Lior Kamrat joins Scott Hanselman to show how you can also deploy it on Windows IoT operating system.

00:00 – Introduction
01:03 – AKS hybrid options on Windows
03:20 – Exploring AKS Edge Essentials
05:00 – Deploy as code
06:50 – Sample application
17:07 – git remote -v
21:17 – Wrap-up

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[adityanarayannayak]

AKS i growing up in another level. May be now it's leading managed Kubernets service.

[nitinkansal]

Awesome demo! One quick question though!
Where are below values coming from?

- name: SQL_HOST
value: ""
- name: SQL_USERNAME
value: ""
- name: SQL_PASSWORD
value: ""
- name: SQL_DATABASE
value: ""

[nilesh-gule]

Thanks for showcasing the excellent demo. I have been a fan of both @scotthanselman and @liorkamrat. The trick with lazy git function was quite handy. Will definitely use that with my own workflow

[imranrazakhan]

Why is it necessary to deploy AKS EE on Hyper-V instead of directly on the host OS? It seems that using Hyper-V adds complexity to the setup.

[ranjitmr]

In a similar scenario as showcased in this demo, where we are running the “Dev” env in K8s and “prod” in K3s, how to check/validate if any feature build/tested on K8s won’t fail in K3s due to resource limitations or for any other reason ?

[kondziossj]

Hi Scott
Can you have take some video about async communication documentations?
like... swagger but for service bus or other message broker

[SebiCb]

Is it possible to run this setup of kubernetes on an offline environment with no access to the internet ?