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  1. Deploy and bootstrap your Kubernetes cluster with Azure DevOps and GitOps

    A while ago, I published a post about deploying AKS with Azure DevOps with extras like Nginx Ingress, cert-manager and several others. An Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template is used to deploy Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). The extras are installed with Helm charts and Helm installer tasks. I mainly use it for demo purposes but…

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  2. An introduction to Flux v2

    If you have read my blog and watched my Youtube channel, you know I have worked with Flux in the past. Flux, by weaveworks, is a GitOps Kubernetes Operator that ensures that your cluster state matches the desired state described in a git repository. There are other solutions as well, such as Argo CD. With…

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  3. Deploy AKS with Nginx, External DNS, Helm Operator and Flux

    A while ago, I blogged about an Azure YAML pipeline to deploy AKS together with Traefik. As a variation on that theme, this post talks about deploying AKS together with Nginx, External DNS, a Helm Operator and Flux CD. I blogged about Flux before if you want to know what it does. I added the…

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  4. Streamlined Kubernetes Development with Draft

    A longer time ago, I wrote a post about draft. Draft is a tool to streamline your Kubernetes development experience. It basically automates, based on your code, the creation of a container image, storing the image in a registry and installing a container based on that image using a Helm chart. Draft is meant to…

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  5. Draft: a simpler way to deploy to Kubernetes during development

    If you work with containers and work with Kubernetes, Draft makes it easier to deploy your code while you are in the earlier development stages. You use Draft while you are working on your code but before you commit it to version control. The idea is simple: You have some code written in something like…

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