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AKS 23 -What Is Azure Policy for Kubernetes?
Azure Policy for Kubernetes allows you to enforce governance rules directly on your AKS clusters. It integrates Azure Policy with Kubernetes admission control, so you can audit, deny, or enforce specific configurations on Kubernetes…
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AKS 22 -What Is Azure AD Integration for RBAC?
Azure AD integration allows you to control access to your AKS cluster using Azure AD identities (users, groups, service principals). It replaces static Kubernetes user management with centralized identity and access control ✅ Benefits…
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AKS 21 – Actual current AKS setup
We have total 2 node pool System & user Under user node pool we were having 2 nodes and this node pool is autoscale like system node pool can go upto 2 and user…
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AKS Q&A – 2
What’s the difference between development Kubernetes environments and production systems? A: Development environments like Minikube, k3s, kind, k3d, and micro-k8s are designed for local testing and learning, but they’re not suitable for production use. In…
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Infra 4 – What is RabbitMQ?
RabbitMQ is a message broker — think of it like a post office for your microservices. 📦 Why Use RabbitMQ? Imagine you have two microservices: Instead of Order Service calling Email Service directly, it…
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Devops 2- Microservices vs Monolith: Core Differences
Monolith: All components are tightly integrated and run as a single unit. Microservices: Application is broken into independent services, each responsible for a specific business capability. ✅ Benefits of Microservices