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Azure Virtual Machine with Terraform

Posted on February 5, 2021August 16, 2024 by ccastro

If you are ~40 years old, back to the old days how much time you were used to spend to install a brand new computer and have it ready to go? For sure it was days, weeks, sometimes I would say months, starting with the getting budget to buy a Continue Reading

Posted In Azure, CloudTagged In azure, terraform

Azure Kubernetes with Terraform

Posted on January 31, 2021August 16, 2024 by ccastro

When we talk about kubernetes running natively in the cloud, usually we don’t need to create virtual machines and install the kubernetes, we can if we want it, but there is a product called AKS ( Azure Kubernetes Service ) that we can use without take care of the admin Continue Reading

Posted In AKS, Azure, Cloud, DevOpsTagged In terraform

☁️ Azure Bastion and Network Security Group

Posted on October 10, 2020August 16, 2024 by ccastro

The Azure Bastion is a service that allow you to connect to your virtual machines without a public IP. The connection is through TLS, which means you are able to reach your machine ( SSH or RDP ) via a browser. You can configure Azure Bastion service without a NSG Continue Reading

Posted In Azure, CloudTagged In bastion, cli, shell

How to upgrade the AKS version via CLI

Posted on August 6, 2020August 16, 2024 by ccastro

To upgrade the Azure Kubernetes Service version via command line is easy. Follow these steps below and be happy ???? First you need to login into your Azure account Then select your subscription To see current version: It takes some time, after that you can run again the command to Continue Reading

Posted In AKS, Azure, Cloud, IacTagged In azure, k8s

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