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.
