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.
Florin Loghiade
Florin Loghiade is a Microsoft Azure MVP and Microsoft Certified Professional with over ten years of industry experience specialized in Cloud Architecture Design and Cloud Governance & Security.
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