Interacting with Kubernetes clusters
In this section, we will explain both how to create an Azure Kubernetes cluster, and how to install minikube, a Kubernetes simulator, on your local machine. All examples can be run on both Azure Kubernetes and your local minikube instance.
Creating an Azure Kubernetes cluster
To create an AKS cluster, do the following:
- Type
AKSinto the Azure search box. - Select Kubernetes services.
- Then click the Create button.
After that, the following form will appear:
Figure 20.4: Creating a Kubernetes cluster
It is worth mentioning that you can get help simply by hovering over any 
with the mouse.
As usual, you are required to specify a subscription, resource group, and region. Then, you can choose a unique name (Kubernetes cluster name) and the version of Kubernetes you would like to use. For computational power, you are asked to select a machine template for each node (Node size) and the number of nodes...
