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🎞 ANIMATE · Mode 3 of 5 · +100 XP— AKS
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Cluster Setup
Define Deployment with 3 replicas and resource limits💡 Analogy
Like having 3 identical servers behind a load balancer — if one crashes, the other two keep serving traffic.
A Deployment creates 3 identical pod replicas running your container. Resource limits prevent any pod from starving others.
Console Output
> kubectl apply -f aks-deploy.yaml
> deployment.apps/api-deployment created
●aks-deploy.yaml
Cluster SetupL1–28
1# AKS Deployment + Service
2apiVersion: apps/v1
3kind: Deployment
4metadata:
5  name: api-deployment
6  namespace: production
7spec:
8  replicas: 3
9  selector:
10    matchLabels:
11      app: api
12  template:
13    metadata:
14      labels:
15        app: api
16    spec:
17      containers:
18      - name: api
19        image: myacr.azurecr.io/api:v1.2
20        ports:
21        - containerPort: 3000
22        resources:
23          requests:
24            cpu: "250m"
25            memory: "256Mi"
26          limits:
27            cpu: "500m"
28            memory: "512Mi"
29        readinessProbe:
30          httpGet:
31            path: /health
32            port: 3000
33          initialDelaySeconds: 10
34---
35apiVersion: v1
36kind: Service
37metadata:
38  name: api-service
39spec:
40  selector:
41    app: api
42  ports:
43  - port: 80
44    targetPort: 3000
45  type: LoadBalancer
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Cluster Setup
Define Deployment with 3 replicas and resource limits💡 Analogy
Like having 3 identical servers behind a load balancer — if one crashes, the other two keep serving traffic.
A Deployment creates 3 identical pod replicas running your container. Resource limits prevent any pod from starving others.
Console Output
> kubectl apply -f aks-deploy.yaml
> deployment.apps/api-deployment created

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Define Deployment with 3 replicas and resource limits

💡 Analogy

Like having 3 identical servers behind a load balancer — if one crashes, the other two keep serving traffic.

A Deployment creates 3 identical pod replicas running your container. Resource limits prevent any pod from starving others.

Console Output

> kubectl apply -f aks-deploy.yaml
> deployment.apps/api-deployment created

Define Deployment with 3 replicas and resource limits

💡 Analogy

Like having 3 identical servers behind a load balancer — if one crashes, the other two keep serving traffic.

A Deployment creates 3 identical pod replicas running your container. Resource limits prevent any pod from starving others.

Console Output

> kubectl apply -f aks-deploy.yaml
> deployment.apps/api-deployment created