Chapter 10: Working with the Azure Kubernetes Service

1. Develop locally, deploy remotely.
2. kubectl config use-context <cluster>.
3. A pod is a group of containers with shared resources, such as storage and network.
4. A pod shares resources between the containers within the pod, this can be useful for containers with helper applications such as logging and monitoring and reverse proxies:
   • Using the kubectl --image command
   • Using a specification file in YAML format
   • Helm

5. There are multiple methods available. In this chapter, Draft was covered during the early stages of development, and then Helm afterwards.
6. You don't need to do that yourself. It will be done automatically by Azure.
7. If you want access to a filesystem read/write at the same time from multiple containers, you'll need a clustered filesystem and iSCSI.
8. Example code is provided on GitHub.

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