Cloud Native Development on Azure with Java 5.2: Deploying Multi-Container Application to Azure Kubernetes Service

This video tutorial guides viewers through deploying a multi-container application to Azure Kubernetes Service. It covers logging into the Azure portal, creating a Kubernetes service, configuring authentication and networking, deploying the application, and testing its functionality. The tutorial concludes with monitoring the cluster and provides insights into managing resources effectively.

What is the first step in deploying a multi-container application to Azure Kubernetes Service?

• Configure networking options

• Select a subscription

• Log into the Azure portal

• Create a resource group

Which subscription is chosen for the Kubernetes cluster in the video?

• Visual Studio Enterprise 01

• Azure Free Trial

• Microsoft Partner Network

• Pay-As-You-Go

What is the purpose of creating a service principal in Azure Kubernetes Service?

• To create a resource group

• To manage cloud resources attached to the cluster

• To configure network settings

• To monitor cluster health

What does RBAC stand for in the context of Azure Kubernetes Service?

• Rate-Based Access Control

• Region-Based Access Control

• Role-Based Access Control

• Resource-Based Access Control

What file format is used for Kubernetes manifest files?

• CSV

• JSON

• XML

• YAML

Which command is used to deploy services based on the manifest file?

• kubectl deploy -f

• kubectl create -f

• kubectl start -f

• kubectl apply -f

What is the purpose of the Redis instance in the application deployment?

• To serve as a web server

• To provide a user interface

• To manage network configurations

• To act as a database cache and message broker

How can you access the deployed application externally?

• Through a private endpoint

• Through a local IP address

• Via an external IP address

• Using a VPN connection

What tool is used to monitor the health and utilization of the Kubernetes cluster?

• Azure Insights

• Azure Resource Manager

• Azure Monitor

• Azure Health Check

What is the final step after deploying the application to Azure Kubernetes Service?

• Test the application

• Delete the deployment

• Scale the application

• Create a new resource group