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Jan 24, 2024 14 min

Episode 2 - Navigating AKS with Richard Hooper

from Microsoft Community Insights Podcast Hosted by Nicholas Chang

Discover the power of Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) as we're joined by Richard Hooper, the Azure MVP behind the insightful 'Azure Containers Explained.' Richard, known online as Pixel Robots, lends us his seasoned expertise, shedding light on the advantages and hurdles one may encounter when navigating the container technology seas within Microsoft Azure. From deploying straightforward apps to orchestrating complex, multi-tenant systems, Richard's guidance is a beacon for those seeking to leverage AKS for applications that not only survive but thrive during the most demanding seasons like Black Friday. This episode is a deep dive into AKS, with Richard Hooper. He unravels the cluster auto-scaler's functionality and introduces Carpenter, the open-source tool that revolutionizes auto-scaling by intuitively selecting the optimal virtual machine sizes. If you're wrestling with the challenges of scaling container-based applications or you're an enthusiast eager to understand the inner workings of cloud infrastructure, Richard's insights offer a treasure trove of knowledge. Be ready to be enlightened on how to efficiently meet customer demands and stay afloat in the ever-evolving cloud-based ecosystem. Text Us About the Show

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