How to run this setup from Azure pipeline?

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Hello Houssem. Great explanation. It would be great to hear how to have outbound/NAT not on public but on private IP. Generaly I've been searching but there is no doc or article at all.

do you know if we can make an image of this VM and supply to vmImage key in pipeline yml to spin it up on demand. i dont want to keep a self hosted VM up all the time just for CI/CD

Is it possible to “upgrade” an existing cluster to the automatic tier?

@HoussemDellai Do we need to whitelist any public IPs related to Azure devops in our VMSS subnet for this to work?

If my first pipeline is not in main branch let say branch 1 and the second one in branch 2 , will this still work because for me it’s not getting triggered in this scenario

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Very informative, Thanks

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Excellent explanation would need more and frequent videos from you

If Karpenter is available out of the box with only the corresponding switch, why in the Aks Karpenter repo in install guide, we then still need helm chart to be installed for it? This is totally confusing as I've spent decent amount of time to correctly populate all the required parameters for helm values and it turns out it just works out of the box 🫣

I used one of the Helm charts on ArtifactHub to install a self-hosted agent on a Kubernetes cluster (not AKS). It worked. That's pretty cool. All you need is your Azure DevOps organization url and a PAT that has access. Neat. It would be nice if Microsoft themselves would maintain an official Helm chart.

You are the worst teacher have ever seen

You Must Have a microphone to create a video , son of a bitch your voice is like water in africa. Asshole

@houssemdellai the import custom/*.override dissapiers after some time

Thank you Houssem so much! I was getting insane trying to achieve this by myself and you are my savior! BTW. In my case I had to change the "containerPort" in Deployment for 8080 and the same for "targetPort" in Service. Idk if aspnetapp sample had update or what, but mine was listening on 8080. Everything else works out of box. Thanks!

I can't make it work with maui

Hi, Is that cost only for outbound data or is it for both inbound and outbound?

Nice video. It would be better if you would have used CA crt in client call to establish Trust along with https encryption, instead of using --insecure. Basically how a practical scenario would happen.

Awesome work, thank you!

Thank you very much! Saved me a lot of time and effort! Keep up and good luck!

do we have to manually add backedn pool ip everytime in agic ?

Not covered in this video is the RW and R portion of MSI to tfstate. I also feel that the read only portion of the MSI is incorrect. If you are building your layers, deploying 0, then 1, then 2, then 3... etc, the MSI should have read access to the previous tfstate file, if it needs it, as you carry outputs forward. Correct?

Great presentation Houseem. I was reading the official documentation, and your video helped me to clearly understand the full picture. Keep the good work.

I missed the point of this - if logs are saved in Azure log analytics, what's point to see them in Grafana? Is it just another way to see data? I am looking for a way to export ACA logs to Loki directly, without Azure Log Analytics as it is much more expensive. Something like K8S with promtail is sending logs to Loki and Log Analytics is not involved at all

I'm using Application Gateway, and I'm managing my own external-dns and I use cert-manager for certificates. Is it worth it to change to app routing? I'm just saving the installation of the nginx ingress controller, which consumes resources, but I guess that's cheaper than Application Gateway. Application Gateway just points to the same public IP for my domain and subdomains, which I think is a waste. I can just point all of them to the @ record and be done with it, I wouldn't even need external-dns.

Hi @Houssem Dellai, Thanks for sharing. Could you please showcase with some demo please?

Hi! I am a subscriber and this is exactly what i am looking for! But how late am i?!

how can i run docker-in-docker pod with kubernetes version > 1.19 ? , my build agents needs to run docker builds and push to container registry

Lol the screen tilt! I am a subscriber... thanks!

Ngnix can be replaced by Ligthttpd?

Great explanation Houssem. Thank you.

Please also make a video on collecting logs from application microservices and invest them into Datadog.

Really nice. A bit too fast. But amazing content

Awsome explantion

Amazing video , but how to handlle across namespace communication with services while agw ingress is created by default in the kube-system ns ?

Amazing video , but how to handle communication accross namespaces while the agw ingress is deployed in kube-system ns by default ?

Thanks .. great demo and explanation on using this resource

Merci pour la visite je n’ai pas eu le chance de m’y rendre

Hi Mate, Could you please do a demo on MySQL StatefulSet headless service with spring boot REST API

Thank you so much for your great effort! one query here, can we create a random password at creation time for the admin account and save them into KV?

Thanks a lot.

Thankyou for the video. As per my understanding , azure monitoring can be done by creating Managed Prometheus and grafana. But how to integrate with azure pipelines , if I want to check the Logs of pods ,where I am taking the image from ACR and deploying it to AKS cluster.

Excellent explanation Thank you so much

Hey Dellai, can you show a tutorial video implementing these theories? I'm sure it will take around 1.5 hours :)

Hi Dellai , can show one demo video to understand what we need to do in azure portal

Thank you, nice explanation.

You are the best.😊