Thorsten Hans
Tales and stories about Cloud-Native computing, Serverless, Containers, Azure and Kubernetes
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Provision AKS and NAT Gateway with Terraform
This post explains what Azure NAT Gateway is, its benefits, and how we can deploy an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with associated NAT Gateway using Terraform
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Logging in Kubernetes with Loki and the PLG stack
Use the PLG (Promtail, Loki, Grafana) log stack to discover, transform, index, query visualize logs from distributed applications in Kubernetes with ease
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Add krustlet node pools to Azure Kubernetes Service
Do you want to run WebAssembly (Wasm) workloads directly in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)? This post explains how to add krustlet node pools to your AKS cluster.
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External-DNS with Azure Kubernetes Service and Azure DNS
See how to deploy and configure External-DNS to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to get your Azure DNS managed automatically.
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6 Steps To Run .NET Core Apps In Azure Kubernetes
Get started with Kubernetes as .NET developer now! Learn how to take your .NET Core application, containerize it, and run it in Azure Kubernetes Service.
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Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes: Digital Ocean Kubernetes in Azure
Use Azure Arc to manage your Digital Ocean Kubernetes cluster in Microsoft Azure. Learn to connect, tag and query Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes.
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AKS cluster auto-scaler inside out
Learn how to build elastic AKS clusters using the cluster auto-scaler. Enable, configure, and optimize the auto-scaler in Azure Kubernetes Service to get an excellent scaling experience.
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3 Ways to integrate ACR with AKS
Learn 3 different ways how to integrate Azure Container Registry (ACR) with Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to pull Docker images from your protected Docker Registry.
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AKS and ACR Integration - Revisited
Integrating AKS and ACR to pull images from private Container Registries became easier with recent Azure CLI 2.0 releases. Check out how easy you can connect both excellent services.
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The state of Helm 3 - Hands-On!
Helm 3 is approaching fast and comes with some fundamental changes. See what's happening and how those changes feel in Beta 3.
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Custom domains in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with NGINX Ingress and Azure CLI
See how to link a custom domain to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with Azure CLI and NGINX Ingress
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Azure Key Vault FlexVolume for Kubernetes — A journey to integrate Azure Key Vault and AKS
Integrate Azure Key Vault and Azure Kubernetes services without leaking sensitive configuration data such as Service Principal credentials by using Azure AD Pod Identity and Azure Key Vault FlexVolume for Kubernetes
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AzureAD Pod Identity in AKS: A journey to integrate Azure Key Vault
With Azure AD Pod Identity you can finally run any pod in an Azure Kubernetes Service in the context of an external, loosely coupled Azure Identity. This builds the foundation for a seamless integration of Azure Key Vault and AKS
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Inspect your Kubernetes inventory in no time with ASP.NET Core and Kubernetes Client Library
Learn how to use the C# Kubernetes Client library to query Kubernetes inventory and expose it via HTTP using a simple ASP.NET Core WebAPI which will be directly deployed to an AKS cluster as Deployment.
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Integrating Azure Key Vault with Azure Container Services
Learn how to integrate Azure Key Vault and Azure Container Services. This article guides you through everything you need, in order to query Key Vault from an ASP.NET Core App running in a Pod on Kubernetes
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Upgrading a Kubernetes cluster on AKS using Azure CLI
The AKS team offers a great set of commands to make administrative operations for Kubernetes clusters very easy. This article demonstrates how to upgrade a AKS cluster.
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CronJobs on AKS using Azure Files and .NET Core
CronJobs build an essential part of many applications. Often, you've to persist some kind of data from application artifacts like CronJobs. This article demonstrates how to build such a CronJob with Azure Files and run it on a Kubernetes cluster.
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Deploy Azure Functions to Kubernetes and scale them automatically
Learn how to take the official Azure Functions runtime and deploy it as Docker container to a Kubernetes cluster and by adding horizontal pod autoscaling (HPA) you can handle almost any load automatically.
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How to use a private Azure Container Registry with Kubernetes
Pulling docker images from private registries is an essential, basic task that you need to do almost every day. This article guides you through the process of integrating Azure Container Registry and Azure Kubernetes Services.