AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) Nodes and Clusters

The video tutorial explains the differences between Azure managed and customer managed nodes in an AKS cluster. It details the components of an AKS cluster, including the Cubelet, proxy, and container runtime, and their roles in managing Kubernetes nodes. The tutorial also covers node pools, their configuration, and how they support running applications in Azure Kubernetes Services.

What is the role of the cluster master node in an AKS cluster?

• It handles the virtual networking of each node.

• It is a managed Azure resource that is abstracted from the user.

• It manages the orchestration requests and schedules containers.

• It groups nodes of the same configuration together.

Which component in an AKS cluster is responsible for processing orchestration requests?

• Kubelet

• Node pool

• Kube-proxy

• Container runtime

What function does the kube-proxy serve in an AKS cluster?

• It processes orchestration requests.

• It routes network traffic and manages IP addressing.

• It runs the container runtime.

• It creates a default node pool.

What is the purpose of node pools in an AKS cluster?

• To provide a managed Azure resource.

• To manage orchestration requests.

• To group nodes of the same configuration.

• To handle virtual networking.

What does the default node pool in an AKS cluster contain?

• The cluster master node.

• The kubelet and kube-proxy components.

• The container runtime.

• The underlying virtual machines for agent nodes.