Hands-On Lab
01. Deploy an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster
->Create a resource group using the Azure CLI
->Create an AKS cluster using the Azure CLI
02. Deploy pods into the AKS cluster
->Connect to the AKS cluster using the Azure CLI
->Create a pod definition file
03. Deploy pods into the AKS cluster using Kubectl
->Scale containerized workloads in the AKS cluster
->Get the deployment name using Kubectl
->Scale the deployment using Kubectl
->Verify the number of replicas using Kubectl
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