Deploy an Application on AKS Cluster Using A Kubernetes Manifest File

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Table of contents
Step 1: Login to Azure
Step 2: Create Resource group and AKS cluster
Step 3: Connect to AKS Cluster
Step 4: Create a yaml file and deploy the application
Step 5: Verify the deployment
Step 6: Access the Application
Step 7: Clean up

To deploy an application on an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster using a Kubernetes manifest file, follow these steps:

Prerequisites:

Azure CLI installed.
kubectl installed.
You have an AKS cluster up and running.
Kubernetes manifest file ready (YAML file).

Step 1: Login to Azure

First, log in to your Azure account and connect to your AKS cluster: Copy code

Once authenticated, set the subscription

Step 2: Create Resource group and AKS cluster

Create RG

Create an AKS cluster

Step 3: Connect to AKS Cluster

Step 4: Create a yaml file and deploy the application

Create a yaml file

Deploy the application by running the following command to apply the manifest file to the AKS cluster

Step 5: Verify the deployment

Check the status of the pods:

Check the status of the service and get the external IP

After a few moments, you should see an external IP address under the EXTERNAL-IP column. You can use this IP to access the Nginx application via a web browser.

Step 6: Access the Application