Microsoft Azure Arc Services for Adaptive Cloud
Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes allows you to attach Kubernetes clusters running anywhere so that you can manage and configure them in Azure. By managing all of your Kubernetes resources in a single control plane, you can enable a more consistent development and operation experience to run cloud-native apps anywhere and on any Kubernetes platform.
Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes works with any Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) certified Kubernetes clusters. This includes clusters running on other public cloud providers (such as GCP or AWS) and clusters running on your on-premises data center (such as VMware vSphere or Azure Stack HCI).
In the following step-by step installation, we are going to connect a Kubernetes Cluster with Azure Arc services.
Add Kubernetes Cluster
Before you begin, you need this prerequisites
Extension add
the Extension was already installed.
Here you set the subscription and resource group first.
Cluster name in Azure and the Microsoft Azure Region.
and at last, the network connectivity method, in my scenario a public endpoint.
you can add your tags.
Here you can select your script type Bash or PowerShell
Then download your script.
Azure login
Enter the code and login your Azure subscription.
You now have signed in.
Check these Provider registrations (requirement)
Running the bash script.
Starting to install Azure Arc agents on the Kubernetes Cluster.
In Azure Portal, Kubecluster is connected to Azure.
kubectl get pods -n azure-arc
Kubecluster Overview in Azure portal.
the kubecluster is Azure Arc enabled and running. 🙂
Azure Arc-enabled Kubernetes with Azure Monitor options.
Azure ArcNetworking extension for loadbalancer service.
Arc Enabled kubernetes Cluster features.
Azure provides an automated application deployments capability using GitOpsÂ
Try your Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes Cluster Today first in your test lab and see all the features you can use for your environment.
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