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Step 3: Create Azure Agent Pool
Make sure you have switched the Tenant drop down to the desired tenant i.e. dev01 in this case.
Navigate DevOps > Hosts > Azure Agent Pool. Each agent pool will contain nodes backed by the virtual host machines.
You need to give the following minimum user inputs like below:
Id, Minimum , Maximum and Desired Capacity. Lets give input as 1 , since we are deploying a small sample application for the tutorial.
Instance Type: Select from the dropdown (4 CPU, 16GB)
The node pools should get registered with Kubernetes and should show in Connected status in the DuploCloud UI.
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