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I am running a GitHub agent inside AKS cluster with Docker installed. I can run it successfully with VFS storage driver, however I want to use Overlay 2 because it's faster. I get the following message:

I am using Azure kubernetes service. While creating the AKS iam using service principle for autentication. I am deployed the AKS through power shell script.

i'm working on a new idea for which I've created a setup as follows on Azure Kubernetes:

1. 1 cluster
2. 1 node pool in said cluster
3. 1 deployment which creates 2 pods in the pool
4. 1 load balancer service balancing requests between the 2 pods

I'm trying to submit a json request into the loadbalancer from outside the cluster with an AKS IP, to which i encounter 502 Bad Gateway issues.

This is my deployment file

I observe that the element, though it points to a valid Dockerfile is not honored by liberty:devc.

Consider this output from mvn help:effective-pom:

At present, we have a Java spring boot application deployed on the VM which consumers the message from Kafka.

We have an Enterprise Kafka Cluster deployed on the VMs. It uses the standard ports - eg: 9092 & 2181.

Requirement: We want to deploy this application Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS).

Ask : Is there anything specific (eg: port ) needs to be done in the dockerfile or kubernetes manifest yaml?

I would assume that as long as the AKS can connect (VNET - VNET) with the Kafka Cluster that should be sufficient.

please suggest.

I'm using Azure Container Insights for an AKS cluster and want to filter some logs using Log Analytics and Kusto Query Language. I do it to provide a convenient dashboard and alerts.

What I'm trying to achieve is list only not ready pods. Listing the ones not Running is not enough. This can be easily filtered using kubectl e.g. following this post How to get list of pods which are "ready"? However this data is not avaiable when querying in Log analytics with Kusto as the containerStatuses seems to be only a string

It should be somehow possible because Container Insights allow this filtering in Metrics section. However it's not fully satisfying because with metrics my filtering capabilities are much smaller.

I am having lookups.tf file with the below content

I have taken up the challenge of automating the deployment of my company's Django-based application that is done with AKS but I am very new to it. My initial idea is to accomplish it by upgrading the steps in a GitHub workflow that acts on the release of a new version.

I have structured it with three jobs. build, migrate and deploy:

1. build: Simply build the Docker image and push it to the container registry on DockerHub - this step is successfully done.
2. migrate: Run the migrations in the production database from python manage.py migrate - here lies the problem.
3. deploy: Deploy the image to the Kubernetes cluster - successfully done.

Step 2 is the problem because we store the Postgres database credentials inside the Kubernetes cluster and to run the migrations I need those secrets to pass them as environment variables before I call the migrate command. So I am stuck on how I can pull those secrets from Kubernetes and use them to run a command in a step in GitHub action like this:

I am using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and want to make sure pods inside a specific namespace can only receive ingress traffic from other pods in the same namespace.

I found this network policy to achieve this namespace isolation (from here):