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Back at Build, Microsoft announced a new feature for running Kubernetes in Azure: AKS Automatic. This feature aims to simplify and make using Kubernetes in Azure less overwhelming. Let’s look at this service and see how it works and whether it will be useful for you. What is AKS Automatic AKS Automatic is an extension to the existing AKS service. When you deploy an AKS cluster, you get a control plane instance and then several worker nodes to run your pods.

Azure Verified Modules are a new initiative to create a library of verified, well-designed and supported infrastructure as code modules for Azure. Let’s take a look at what they are and why you might want to use them.

Pulumi ESC is a brand new solution for centralised management of configuration data in your Infrastructure as Code and more, let’s see how it works.

Pod Sandboxing has just been announced for AKS, allowing you to better isolate your container workloads. Let’s take a look at what this is, how it works and whether you want to use it.

Azure firewall has a new basic SKU that offers a cut price firewall but with several limitations.

Azure Container Apps were recently announced at Microsoft Ignite, let’s take a look at what they are, how they work and why you might, or might not, want to use them.

What is Open Service Mesh and why might you be interested in it?

Pulumi is an Infrastructure as Code tool that let’s you use real programming languages. Let’s look at how it works.

WTH are Azure AD Security Defaults? Learn how you can use security defaults to secure your AAD tenant and get MFA for free.

WTH are Azure Reservations? Heres what they are and how they might save you money on Azure resources