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      <title>Dry run of Replicas in Azure Kubernetes Service (less than 5 minutes)</title>
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      <description>Introduction Below two blog posts are to demonstrate creating Pod &amp;amp; Deployment imperatively.
1.	Creating Pods
2.	Updating the application to a newer version.
 Disclaimer: This post is to show scaling the application (With no YAML) &amp;amp; not recommended for production.
 In this post let me walk through the simple steps for creating replicas. In simple words, replicas are nothing but a copy of the pods running to maintain the availability of an application.</description>
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      <title>Deploy a new version of the application in AKS (Less than 5 min)</title>
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      <description>Introduction In my previous blog, we described the pod deployment and exposing the app to the internet. Now, let me walk through the steps to release a new version of the application. We have two application versions in the Docker repository and they are listed below
 Version 1 Version 2    Steps (High Level)  Build an HTML static web application – Content is of your choice Dockerize the application Tag and publish to the Docker hub Deploy the containerized application in the AKS Release a newer version of the application in the AKS  HTML Code &amp;amp; Dockerfile Content &amp;lt;!</description>
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      <title>Deploy NGINX application in AKS (Less than 5 min)</title>
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      <description>Introduction Of late, we did a AKS workshop and a team got stuck in deploying a simple HTML application and get the home page working. It’s not a complex one! Let me walk through the steps to get this sorted.
Project Structure &amp;amp; Code HTML application project folder structure
The docker file content is as follows - Yes, team has a HTML file named &amp;lsquo;home.html&amp;rsquo;
FROMnginxCOPY home.html /usr/share/nginx/htmlHTML file content for your reference.</description>
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