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Kubernets cluster in Azure cloud

Kubernets config

Use Declarative, we declare the state and kubectl implements using
```
kubectl apply -R -f configs/
```

Setup Cluster, using the Azure az commands and azure aks install-cli kubectl

Use az tool, with docker run -it microsoft/azure-cli
in the container add the kubectl
```
az aks install-cli 
```
list subscriptions
```
az account list --output table 
```
set subscription to the one that contains k8s
```
az account set --subscription xx-xx-xx
```

run az proxy to connect the browser to kubernets admin in cloud

Proxy running on http://127.0.0.1:8001/
Press CTRL+C to close the tunnel...
Forwarding from 127.0.0.1:8001 -> 9090

## Problem only binds to loopback, in a container, if not using container for microsoft/azure-cli skip next command.
nc -v -lk -p 8001 -s $(hostname -i) -e /usr/bin/nc 127.0.0.1 8001

List namespaces
```
kubectl get namespaces
```

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+== Kubernets config ==
 * Use Declarative, we declare the state and kubectl implements using {{{ 
kubectl apply -R -f configs/
   }}}



== Setup Cluster, using the Azure az commands and azure aks install-cli kubectl ==
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- * {{{ az aks install-cli }}}
+ * in the container add the kubectl {{{
az aks install-cli }}}
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- * run az proxy to connect browser to kubernets admin in cloud {{{
+ * run az proxy to connect the browser to kubernets admin in cloud {{{
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+## Problem only binds to loopback, in a container, if not using container for microsoft/azure-cli skip next command.
nc -v -lk -p 8001 -s $(hostname -i) -e /usr/bin/nc 127.0.0.1 8001
}}}
  * List namespaces {{{
kubectl get namespaces
}}}