Baseline architecture for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Visualize the foundation of a secure, scalable Kubernetes environment with the AKS baseline architecture example.
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about this example
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) offers a managed Kubernetes environment, which is becoming the go-to solution for container orchestration. This example diagram illustrates:
- Network Structure: Showcases the hub-and-spoke network topology in Azure with AKS at its core.
- Security and Isolation: Highlights the use of Azure Key Vault for secrets management and Azure Firewall for robust network security.
- Service Communication: Details service interconnectivity and traffic flow between on-premises, AKS, and internet-bound communications.
- Monitoring and Management: Depicts integration with Azure Monitor for operational insights and Azure Application Gateway for intelligent routing.
When to use
- Initial AKS Deployment: When planning the network and security infrastructure for a new AKS deployment.
- Enhancing Security: For enhancing security and compliance postures in an existing Kubernetes setup.
- Scaling Operations: While scaling AKS clusters and integrating advanced monitoring and diagnostic tools.
How to use
- Start editing: Clone or duplicate the example file to begin tailoring the architecture to your requirements.
- Customize diagram: Revise the diagram by adding or adjusting nodes, groups, and relationships to reflect your AKS setup.
- Customize layout: Reorganize components for clarity and to reflect the actual or proposed AKS infrastructure.
- Collect feedback: Distribute the updated diagram to your team and stakeholders to gather input and further refine the architecture.
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