AKS with Kubenet vs Azure Networking plug-in

Update (22-03-2019): This configuration is now officially documented.

I’ve been diving into Kubernetes / AKS Networking lately. I thought I would share some of the insights I stumble upon.

We know AKS has two types of networking, basic & advanced, right?

• Basic provisions its own VNET and exposes only public IPs
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Deploying AKS with ARM Template – Network integration

In a past article, we looked at how Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) integrated with Azure Networking.

AKS is a managed Kubernetes service in Azure.

In this article, we are going to do two things:

1. Deploy an AKS cluster with Advanced Networking using an Azure ARM Template.
2. Deploy a service on the...

Creating a Service Principal with Azure CLI

Service Principals are a bit of a weird beast. They are Azure Active Directory applicationswith kind of an extra bit. That bit says they can actually login by themselves. Hence the name principal. But being an application is kind of weird.

We covered Service Principals in the past. We covered how to...

Kubernetes Services in Azure AKS - Network integration

Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) is a managed Kubernetes service in Azure. Not only does it provides a managed cluster, it also integrates with Azure services.

In this article we’ll explain the integration between Kubernetes’ services and Azure Networking. We won’t give code sample though as we’ll keep that for a future article.

RBAC and role assignment using ARM Templates

Azure supports Role Based Access Control (RBAC) as an access control paradigm.

It allows to map a user (or a group of users) to a role within a given scope (resource, resource group, subscription or management group).

For instance, we could map my user identity to a Virtual...