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Hello YouTubers, welcome to John Nac
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YouTube channel. Previously I had a
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couple video to show you how to get free
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Azu VM, free as your account and free as
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your resources to use. The oldest video
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is six years ago and I keep creating new
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ones like five months, eight months and
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even 10 days ago. I had quite a few
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video about that. Today's video is going
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to show you how to get the Kubernetes
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cluster running and how to deploy your
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applications into the Kubernetes
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cluster. It's also free completely
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covered by your Azure credit. So no cost
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will be charged for you. Now let's jump
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in and start to play.
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Just want to show you this pricing tiers
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for AKS as you kubernetes services. They
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do have free tier for you to experiment
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with AKS at no extra cost. just like me
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new to AAS and you want to play with it
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and you can set up your own cluster to
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test your small scale applications
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which it's free cluster management
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but I do need to telling you that
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resources you deployed into this AKS
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cluster such as VMs will be charged when
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while you are running for it. uh since
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we have credit $200 US to use for our
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trial account. So those cost will be
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covered as well. You can starting to
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type Kubernetes service here and then
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you should be able to come into same
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place as I'm coming here Kubernetes
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Now you have create button just creating
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creating a new groups.
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So I'm going to create in this resource
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group. This is for dev and test.
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Uh you you need to class the name.
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I'm going to name it SRK8 dash cluster
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You don't want to have freed manager.
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No availability zone since we are
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playing for free. It's freed here.
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No change here. All will be the same.
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And we go to next. So by default they're
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going to give you standard
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DS2 V2 agent pool. You can keep it the
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This is just an option for you to
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upgrade to it. This using two virtual
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CPU, 7 gig memory. So we can keep it
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Optional settings. We also no changes.
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Keep it updated. We come back to this
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page again. And we're going to add a
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virtual machine scale set node pool
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This is a users mode. We're going to use
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We're going to choose a size. We're
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going to choose the same at the most.
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You can use four virtual CPU since we
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already have two. So, let me just get
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the another two virtual ones. Let's do
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this one. General purpose.
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Select all will be default. Add it in.
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No changes. Next. Networking.
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We're going to keep it as a public for
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Everything else going to keep default.
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Next. So it's going to validate in your
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settings if anything out of your
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capacity then it will give you a error.
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So you can see here is validation view
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errors. Let's take a look
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v requested two remaining zero for
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family. Let's go back.
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So in here we can see let's uh we use we
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already using D2S version three here
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doesn't matter um we have two V CPU here
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is have two node count so that's why
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we're going to change this to
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and that should give us total two CPU
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then we're going to review and create
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it's validation in progress
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Perfect. Then we can starting to create
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our virtual machines. Click on create.
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Let's wait until it's finished. Then we
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The deployment has been completed. So
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now let's go to resources.
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As you can see, our K8-cluster
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has been powered up. It's running. It's
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running on free tier base SKU. There's
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two node pools version 1.32.7.
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Our next step, we're going to be create
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a quick start application.
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We can create a basic web application or
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single image application.
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this is YAML definition of replication
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In a second it's been deployed.
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So this mean to show you how to deploy
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application. So let's keep it for now.
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Let's look at our workload
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services and ingresses.
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We did get the public IP.
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B right away it's up and running.
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So that's how simple you can spin up a
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Kubernetes service and deploy your
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application to it. Very basic work. If
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you want to go to command line, you can
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click on here. Then you can request a
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cloud share and then learn some commands
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from there. That's all for this video.
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Thank you for watching. I will see you
