The article walks readers through deploying a web application to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) without having to write Docker or Kubernetes manifest files.
Using open-source command-line tools Draft and Acorn, developers can containerize and deploy to AKS in a few steps.
The articledetails how to create an AKS cluster, install Acorn, package the Acorn app, and deploy it to AKS.
Draft and Acorn are powerful tools for developers to quickly get started on Kubernetes
AKS Web Application Routing add-on makes ingress controller installation and management easy.
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