Deploying AKS Automatic clusters with Pulumi: A step-by-step guide

Yo! Let’s build an AKS Automatic cluster with Pulumi 🚀

If you don’t already know, Pulumi is a modern Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that allows you to use your favorite programming language to deploy and manage cloud resources. I like it because I can use Go and the Pulumi Go SDK to write my infrastructure code. There are other languages supported like Python, TypeScript, .NET, and more so be sure to check out their docs for more information.

Sharing Bicep Modules with Azure Container Registry

One of the things I do as a Cloud Native Advocate at Microsoft is build end-to-end lab scenarios in the https://aka.ms/oss-labs repo. Most of the demo scenarios we aim to cover is in and around the container space and a majority of the labs uses Azure Bicep to declaratively provision Azure infrastructure. As more labs get spun up, there is a potential for redundant Bicep code. You might have already guessed, there’s a need for re-usable code to spin up AKS clusters.