If you’re exploring AKS persistent storage Terraform, one of the first questions you encounter is the same one developers have been asking for years: “Where do we put the data?” Containers are ephemeral. Pods restart. Nodes churn.Yet your application needs logs, caches, indexes, uploads — anything that must survive lifecycle …
Introduction When building Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters with Terraform or OpenTofu, networking isn’t just configuration — it’s architecture.AKS supports two main network plugins: Kubenet and Azure CNI. Your choice between them determines how pods receive IPs, how traffic is routed, and how your cluster integrates with existing VNets.In this …
Deploying AKS in private mode is where Azure Bastion Terraform becomes essential. The public API endpoint disappears, your nodes sit deep inside a private subnet, and suddenly the big question is: How do you get inside — safely — without punching holes in your network? That’s exactly where Azure Bastion …
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