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Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager enables at-scale management of multiple Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters. Fleet Manager supports the following scenarios:
Create a Fleet Manager resource and join AKS clusters across regions and subscriptions as member clusters.
Orchestrate Kubernetes version upgrades and node image upgrades across multiple clusters by using update runs, stages, and groups.
Automatically trigger version upgrades when new Kubernetes or node image versions are published.
Use Automated Deployments to stage Kubernetes workloads from Git repositories to Fleet Manager's hub cluster, ready for placement (preview).
Intelligently place Kubernetes resources across member clusters based on cluster labels and properties.
Export and import services between member clusters, and load balance incoming traffic across service endpoints on multiple clusters (preview).
Next steps
- Conceptual overview of Fleets and member clusters.
- Conceptual overview of Update orchestration across multiple member clusters.
- Conceptual overview of Kubernetes resource placement from hub cluster to member clusters.
- Conceptual overview of Multi-cluster layer-4 load balancing.
- Create a fleet and join member clusters.
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