AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Kubernetes Services-Features

The video tutorial provides an overview of Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS), highlighting its flexible deployment options through the Azure portal, command line, and ARM templates. It covers integration with Azure Active Directory, role-based access controls, and monitoring metrics. The tutorial explains scaling and upgrading clusters, HTTP application routing, and GPU support. It also discusses development tools like Helm and Azure Dev Spaces, VNET deployment, and container registry integration. The video concludes with a brief on managed and customer-managed nodes.

Which of the following is NOT a deployment option for Azure Kubernetes Services?

• Google Cloud Console

• Azure Portal

• ARM Template

• Command Line Interface

What feature allows AKS clusters to scale based on resource demand?

• GPU-enabled node pools

• Role-based access control

• HTTP application routing

• Node scaling

How does AKS handle application accessibility when HTTP application routing is enabled?

• By creating a private network

• By configuring an ingress controller

• By using a VPN connection

• By disabling DNS names

Which tool is NOT mentioned as part of the Kubernetes development ecosystem?

• Draft

• Eclipse

• Helm

• Visual Studio Code

What is the purpose of integrating AKS with Azure Container Registry?

• To configure ingress controllers

• To store Docker images privately

• To enable GPU support

• To manage Kubernetes versions