You may have heard about AKS Automatic in the Build keynote today. We thought we'd share a bit of the thinking that went into it and why we think it can be a game changer for you.
Automatic is a new experience for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) that lets you create and manage production-ready clusters with minimal effort and added confidence. This means you can focus on developing and running your applications, while AKS handles the rest for you.
Hi! My name is Jorge Palma, I’m a PM Lead for AKS and I’m excited to be inaugurating our new AKS Engineering Blog. In this new blog, we will complement and extend some of our existing channels, providing extra context to announcements, sharing product tips & tricks that may not fit in our core documentation, and giving you a peak behind the curtain of how we build the product.
In this initial post, taking inspiration from Mark Russinovich who has named so many similar series and talks like this, I hope to take you on a (shortened) journey through the history of Azure Kubernetes Service. We will talk about the past, how we started and how we got here, where we are today and also some thoughts about what the future holds for AKS.