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Azure Arc for Kubernetes - proctor guides

Proctor content for the two day Azure Arc for Kubernetes partner hack.

Master Cheat Sheet

The steps to complete the Azure Arc for Kubernetes challenge

Deploy Cluster

Ensure that you are in a tenant without a policy restricting the creation of a public IP address

Connect to Arc

KQL and Resource Graph

Enable GitOps

Ensure that you repository is public Ensure that you’re doing over HTTPS

Deploy Application

Remove podinfo

Enforce Policy

# Jump into a running UI container and try to access the API directly export KUBECONFIG=$HOME/.kube/arc4k8s-uksouth.config UI_POD=$(kubectl get pod -lapp=reviewer-ui -n app-dev-arc -o name | head -n 1) kubectl exec -it $UI_POD -n app-dev-arc -- /bin/bash curl -v reviewer-api/api/Items

Enable Azure Defender

If there are no pods scheduled

Enable Application Delivery

Run Azure PaaS services on your own compute.