Tokyo Azure Meetup #29 AKS
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The September 2019 Azure Tokyo Meetup featured a presentation on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) 101 by Kenichiro Nakamura, a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft Japan. AKS makes deploying and managing containerized applications on Kubernetes easy. It offers serverless Kubernetes, integrated CI/CD, and enterprise-grade security and governance. Links were provided to documentation on what Kubernetes is, an AKS introduction video, and learning resources on AKS and Kubernetes.
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# Agenda アジェンダ
- App Service
- Spring Cloud
- Logic Apps
- Azure Communication Services
Global domination with kentico
A website that can grow with your business and that can reach global markets is no longer a luxury, it is a must-have. I will show you how to develop a highly scalable Kentico Azure site capable of reaching every corner of the world, give you a quick tour of the Azure portal, guide you through the implementation and configuration of various features in the Kentico architecture, as well as the best practices for developing scalable Kentico sites in Azure.
K8sfor dev parisoss-summit-microsoft-5-decembre-short
This document discusses several open source tools for Kubernetes development including Helm, Brigade, Kashti and Draft. It provides overviews of each tool's purpose and benefits. For example, it states that Helm helps define, install and upgrade even complex Kubernetes applications using reusable charts. It also includes links to demo videos showing how these tools can be used together for continuous integration and delivery pipelines on Kubernetes.
Secure Your Code Implement DevSecOps in Azure
What is Dev{Sec}Ops ?
• DevSecOps in GitHub & Demos
• DevSecOps in Azure
• 3rd Party DevSecOps Tools
• DEMO : Implement Security in Azure DevOps CI/CD
AKS backup with Velero and Workload Identities
The document discusses Cloud NC's copyright policy which prohibits copying, modifying, or distributing their content publicly. It then introduces the speaker as an experienced software engineer passionate about cloud native technologies and site reliability engineering who has experience building mobile and microservices applications for leading financial services in Thailand and helping them migrate over 100 apps to Kubernetes.
Training TensorFlow Models at Scale with Kubernetes on Azure
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(おそらく)日本最速!_Microsoft Ignite 2019からのHybrid_Edge関連最新トピック紹介
ハイブリッドクラウド研究会(HCCJP)第8回勉強会にて2019年11月4～8日に米国Orlandにて行われたMicrosoft Ignite 2019の1000を超えるセッションより、Hybrid / Edge周りの最新情報を取り上げてお伝えしました。
特にAzure Arc、Azure Stackファミリー、Windows Admin Centerに焦点をあてています。
当日は公開されている動画を編集して動画を流しながらの解説も行いましたが、その部分はカットしてあります。
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- 1. Azure Tokyo Meetup Sep 2019
- 3. Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) 101 Microsoft Japan Sr. Software Engineer Kenichiro Nakamura
- 11. What’s AKS? The fully managed Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) makes deploying and managing containerized applications easy. It offers serverless Kubernetes, an integrated continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) experience, and enterprise-grade security and governance.
Editor's Notes
- About 10 minutes to create cluster Install cli will install kubectl Get-credential give you context
- About 10 minutes to create cluster Install cli will install kubectl Get-credential give you context
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/kubernetes-walkthrough