Month: January 2019

Cluster auto-upgrade ensures that nodes in a cluster are running the latest version of Kubernetes. Source: Azure Roadmap

Domains hosted on any Microsoft DNS service, including Azure DNS and Traffic Manager, will continue to work after DNS Flag

Node auto-repair monitors nodes in a cluster and initiates a repair process if a node fails to meet health criteria.

Limit access to the Kubernetes API server to your Azure virtual network. Source: Azure Roadmap

Achieve higher reliability and resiliency by using Availability Zones (AZ). Source: Azure Roadmap

Multiple node pools enable you to have different VM size per node pool to accommodate custom resource needs Source: Azure

Restrict access to the Kubernetes API server to specific IP addresses or IP ranges. Source: Azure Roadmap

Control sensitive pod specifications by setting up policies to validate requests to pods. Source: Azure Roadmap

Scale more efficiently and run applications without downtime. Source: Azure Roadmap

Allows customers to investigate suspicious API requests, collect statistics, and create monitoring alerts. Source: Azure Roadmap