Part 1 of 4: Overview of existing tools to create Azure Container Service clusters
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Learn to use Azure Resource Manager to have a declarative and automated way of provisioning Kubernetes clusters on Azure. In the next part of the series, learn to use Key Vault to manage sensitive values in template parameters.
Blog article covering the series: http://lenadroid.github.io/posts/k8s-on-azure-with-terraform-arm-cli.html
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Azure Quickstart Templates: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates
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