AKS Automatic - Kubernetes without headaches
This article examines AKS Automatic, a new, managed way to run Kubernetes on Azure. If you want to simplify cluster management and reduce manual work, read on to see if AKS Automatic fits your needs.
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This article examines AKS Automatic, a new, managed way to run Kubernetes on Azure. If you want to simplify cluster management and reduce manual work, read on to see if AKS Automatic fits your needs.
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This article examines AKS Automatic, a new, managed way to run Kubernetes on Azure. If you want to simplify cluster management and reduce manual work, read on to see if AKS Automatic fits your needs.
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