I have my own Kubernetes cluster (not AKS) made of several vagrant VMs. I have one VM for the Master and 2 others for the worker nodes.
I'm working with Azure DevOps Pipeline and I would like to deploy my docker container to this Kubernetes cluster.
There is the task Deploy to Kubernetes, but it seems to be only for an AKS cluster.
Is there a way to connect the pipeline with my own cluster ?
I've tried to add a new Service Connection for Kubernetes using the kubeconfig (~/.kube/config ?) but I was not able to verify the connection from Azure DevOps. I guess I need to do something on the VMs to make it reachable from internet and allow the connection. How can I do that ?
Thanks for helping me.
You need to create a kubernetes service connection and reference that connection in the release pipeline by picking kubernetes service connection (instead of Azure Resource Manager). Your cluster should be oppublicly accessible.
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we are going to connect Azure DevOps to kubernetes on a bare metal Server with rocky Linux 9 installed. The connection between Server and Azure DevOps is already done, now we got the challenge to get Azure Devops and Kubernetes connected. Has somebody an idea, in which form we can get the connetcion between k8s and Azure Devops?
Hello,
we are going to connect Azure DevOps to kubernetes on a bare metal Server with rocky Linux 9 installed. The connection between Server and Azure DevOps is already done, now we got the challenge to get Azure Devops and Kubernetes connected. Has somebody an idea, in which form we can get the connetcion between k8s and Azure Devops?
On Azure DevOps, you can set up a Kubernetes service connection to your Kubernetes.
Navigate to "Project Settings" > "Service connections" > "New service connection" button > select "Kubernetes".
Since your Kubernetes is hosted on your On-Premise Server, you can select "KubeConfig" or "Service Account" as the Authentication method. Then provide the required values following the notes on the window of the new service connection.
After the Kubernetes service connection is created successfully, you can use it in the pipelines via referencing its name to access the Kubernetes resources from pipelines on Azure DevOps.
I have an azure app service running. I need to use the functions in this app servie from the kubernetes pod which have an API to call the function in App service. The app service has restrictions.
I have tried giving access to IP of pod by whitelisting it in app service but unable to access .Can we set a VPN in the pod which can allow the access to azure App service. I am new to kubernetes please mention the ways to achieve it.
Thanks in Advance
• I would suggest you use the Azure Arc environment in AKS for accessing the app service deployed in a pod in AKS. Through Azure Arc enabled AKS, you will be able to enable threat protection and apply policy definitions effectively. To deploy the Azure Arc, you will need to install the Azure CLI extensions as given below and connect the AKS cluster to Azure Arc. Then deploy the log analytics workspace in the same resource group to monitor and log the activity of the applications deployed on the AKS cluster. Then install the required app service extensions in the Azure Arc and create a custom location in Azure to assign the App Service Kubernetes environment.
• Once done, you will have to create an App Service Kubernetes environment and then create your app service in it in the custom location as defined earlier. Then, you can deploy your required application code in the app service already created. In this way, you can deploy an app service in AKS cluster using the Arc extension resource which helps in restricting the pod communication through allowed IP addresses and restricted IP addresses.
• For more details, kindly refer to the link below which describes in detail the deployment of Azure Arc in AKS cluster: -
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/app-service-on-kubernetes-with-azure-arc/ba-p/2867959
I have a Kubernetes service running in Azure (AKS - Azure Kubernetes Service). It runs with the external IP. I am trying to access another service that is running in my local machine from Azure AKS.
for ex: http://:9089 (Not able to access from Azure AKS)
Is there any way where I can access my local URL from Azure AKS? Kindly help.
You could use DynDNS or just deploy your service to another namespace within the existing AKS.
I see that GCP is set on default to sign in so wondering if it works with Azure and if so how do i connect to it
Cloud Code IntelliJ Kubernetes features do work with any Kubernetes cluster, regardless of vendor, local or remote. Cloud Code uses standard kubectl configuration (kubeconfig file) to communicate with clusters. When you have your Azure cluster set up, make sure you have it configured on your machine for kubectl (so kubectl config get-contexts contains an entry for your Azure cluster and it is properly configured and accessible - please follow Azure Kubernetes configuration documentation for that).
Once Azure cluster is configured on your machine, it will appear in Cloud Code - you can use the Kubernetes Explorer, develop and debug on it just like with GKE or any other Kubernetes cluster of you choosing.
I need some help to have a better understanding of Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
From what I understood (from official and unofficial documentaion), AKS provides everything I need to work with a K8s cluster, that is to say all nodes I need for my deployments. All these nodes are VMs in their (Microsoft) Clou and are created on each deployment. Is that correct ?
Is it possible to add my personnal nodes in the cluster ?
Actually, I have some RPi that I want to use as nodes in a K8s cluster. I want to use K8s to manage the deployments of some docker application on my Raspberry Pis. I would like to know if it's possible to do that with AKS.
Thanks
No, AKS is just a managed kubernetes service, you cannot add your own nodes to it, since you dont control masters. you can look at AKS-engine. that is an easy way to create a kubernetes cluster that you will manage and can do anything with it.