Deploy, manage, and monitor Windows containers on Azure Kubernetes Service
Learn how to deploy, manage, monitor, and operate Windows containers on Azure Kubernetes Service and AKS Hybrid by examining the core principles of Windows containers and Kubernetes.
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of Windows Server virtualization
- An Azure subscription
- Ability to use the Azure CLI
- Ability to navigate the Azure portal
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Modules in this learning path
Describe the benefits of using Docker containers as a containerization platform. Discuss the infrastructure provided by the Docker platform.
Learn about Windows Server and Hyper-V containers, associated isolation modes, running containers, and preparing the Windows Server host for running containerized workloads. Learn about Docker, preparing Windows Server for running container workloads, and managing containers.
Package a web app so that it can be deployed as a Docker image and run from an Azure Container Instance.
Determine the types of business problems that you can solve by using Kubernetes. Describe the benefits of container orchestration with features like deployment management, automatic updates, and self-healing.
Determine the types of business problems that can be solved using Azure Kubernetes Service. Describe the benefits of container orchestration with features like deployment management, automatic updates, and self-healing.
This module describes how to implement and manage Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service on Azure Stack HCI.
Rapidly deploy a containerized application hosted on Azure Container Services or any other registrar to Azure Kubernetes Service by using declarative manifest files.
Define storage solutions for applications, their pros, and cons, then choose the best option for your scenario.
Define networking configurations for Kubernetes environments and their pros and cons, then choose the best option for your scenario.