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AKS initial setup
Enable Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to connect with Azure
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Enable Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to connect with Azure
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Once your Infrastructure and Plan have been created, the final step before creating a Tenant is to enable Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to connect with Azure cloud management.
In the DuploCloud Portal, navigate to Administrator -> Infrastructure.
Select the Infrastructure that you created from the NAME column.
Select the Kubernetes tab. The following message displays: Kubernetes cluster is not yet enabled. Click Here to enable the Kubernetes Cluster.
Click on the Click Here hyperlink. The Configure AKS Cluster pane displays.
In the Cluster name field, specify a name for your cluster.
Select your node VM size from the Node VM Size list box.
From the AKS Version item list, select your AKS version.
In the Cluster Type item list, select Public or Private.
Optionally, select Advanced Options to specify your network plugin (Azure or Kubenet), K8s resource group field, and outbound connectivity source (Load Balancer or User Defined Routing).
Click Create to enable AKS for your Infrastructure.
DuploCloud begins creating and configuring an AKS cluster using Kubernetes. You receive an alert message when the Infrastructure has been updated.
It may take some time to configure the cluster. The Kubernetes card on the Infrastructure page shows Enabled when the cluster is complete. You can also monitor progress using the Kubernetes tab.
