Back in November 2021 I held GitOps in AKS with Flux workshop under my Infrastructure as Code user group.
This time it was all about GitOps and we covered the basics of GitOps in Kubernetes with Flux and attendees learned:
- How to install Flux to AKS cluster
- How to configure Flux with your git repositories
- How to continuously deliver infrastructure and workloads changes defined with Kubernetes manifests (and assembled with Kustomize)
- How to declaratively manage Helm chart releases with Kubernetes manifests
- Different ways how you can structure your repositories
- How to upgrade and monitor flux
If you didn’t attend this workshop, labs are available and you are welcome to work with them.
Here is workshops road-map for 2021-2022:
- AKS Workshop #1 - Introduction to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- AKS Workshop #2 - Advanced AKS configuration
- AKS Workshop #3 - Immutable AKS infrastructure with Bicep
- AKS Workshop #4 - GitOps in AKS with Flux
- AKS Workshop #5 - scaling options for applications and clusters in AKS
- AKS Workshop #6 - Monitoring options in AKS
- AKS Workshop #7 - Service mesh with linkerd
- AKS Workshop #8 - AKS security
Don’t miss any upcoming workshops and join my Infrastructure as Code user group!
You can also check out my previous workshops dedicated to Infrastructure as Code tools:
- Working with Azure Network Watcher
- Working with Azure Private Links
- Automate DNS and Certificate management on Azure with Azure DevOps
- Load-Balancing Options on Azure
- Automate Azure workload provisioning with Bicep, Powershell and Azure DevOps
- How to live in harmony with ARM templates
- Implement immutable infrastructure on Azure with ARM templates
- Implement immutable infrastructure with Pulumi: Part I
- Implement immutable infrastructure with Pulumi: Part II
- Immutable AKS infrastructure with Bicep
With that - thanks for reading!