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Deploying your AKS cluster with the Azure CLI - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Your First Project
Deploying your AKS cluster with the Azure CLI
- [Narrator] We're going to create a Kubernetes cluster inside of Azure AKS, but I have a quick warning about cost before we do this. It costs about 10 cents per hour to operate AKS control planes, depending on the Azure location that you choose. You'll also need to pay for any worker nodes that join the cluster. In this course, the worker nodes that you'll be creating will cost about 45 cents an hour, but it could be more, or less, again, depending on the location that you choose. Because of this, I highly recommend deleting any AKS clusters that you create if you're going to be stepping away for a while. Otherwise, you might get a surprise bill from Microsoft at the end of the month, and nobody wants that. I'll guide you through doing this in the cleaning up video at the end of the chapter, but with that out the way, let's go into our terminal and build some stuff. All right, the first thing we're going to do is create a resource group. In Azure, resource groups are used to hold…
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From kind to AKS: What's changing?40s
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Deploying your AKS cluster with the Azure CLI2m 48s
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Logging into your AKS cluster43s
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Installing NGINX ingress controller into AKS2m 15s
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Creating an ACR repository3m 53s
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Deploying the Explore California image into ACR3m 6s
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Deploying Explore California into AKS6m 14s
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Installing cert-manager into AKS2m 14s
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Cleaning up AKS3m 47s
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