With AKS nodes, you can connect storage to nodes and pods, upgrade cluster components, and use GPUs. Clusters and nodesĪKS nodes run on Azure virtual machines (VMs). Available through the Azure portal, Azure CLI, or a REST endpoint.įor more information, see Monitor Azure Kubernetes Service container health.Stored in an Azure Log Analytics workspace.You can review both container logs and the Kubernetes master logs, which are: Integrated logging and monitoringĪzure Monitor for Container Health collects memory and processor performance metrics from containers, nodes, and controllers within your AKS cluster and deployed applications. To secure your AKS clusters, see Integrate Azure Active Directory with AKS. Your existing Azure AD users and groups can be provided with an integrated sign-on experience and access to AKS resources.įor more information on identity, see Access and identity options for AKS. With Azure AD integration, you can set up Kubernetes access based on existing identity and group membership. You can configure an AKS cluster to integrate with Azure AD. Kubernetes RBAC controls access and permissions to Kubernetes resources and namespaces. To limit access to cluster resources, AKS supports Kubernetes RBAC. Identity and security management Kubernetes RBAC Monitor the health of your cluster and resources.Use Kubernetes role-based access control (Kubernetes RBAC).Access, security, and monitoringįor improved security and management, AKS lets you integrate with Azure AD to: This service supports Azure Lighthouse, which lets service providers sign in to their own tenant to manage subscriptions and resource groups that customers have delegated.ĪKS also supports Windows Server containers.

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