Features of AKS

 The following table lists some of the key features of AKS:


FeatureDescription
Identity and security management• Enforce regulatory compliance controls using Azure Policy with built-in guardrails and internet security benchmarks.
• Integrate with Kubernetes RBAC to limit access to cluster resources.
• Use Microsoft Entra ID to set up Kubernetes access based on existing identity and group membership.
Logging and monitoring• Integrate with Container Insights, a feature in Azure Monitor, to monitor the health and performance of your clusters and containerized applications.
• Set up Network Observability and use BYO Prometheus and Grafana to collect and visualize network traffic data from your clusters.
Streamlined deployments• Use prebuilt cluster configurations for Kubernetes with smart defaults.
• Autoscale your applications using the Kubernetes Event Driven Autoscaler (KEDA).
• Use Draft for AKS to ready source code and prepare your applications for production.
Clusters and nodes• Connect storage to nodes and pods, upgrade cluster components, and use GPUs.
• Create clusters that run multiple node pools to support mixed operating systems and Windows Server containers.
• Configure automatic scaling using the cluster autoscaler and horizontal pod autoscaler.
• Deploy clusters with confidential computing nodes to allow containers to run in a hardware-based trusted execution environment.
Storage volume support• Mount static or dynamic storage volumes for persistent data.
• Use Azure Disks for single pod access and Azure Files for multiple, concurrent pod access.
• Use Azure NetApp Files for high-performance, high-throughput, and low-latency file shares.
Networking• Leverage Kubenet networking for simple deployments and Azure Container Networking Interface (CNI) networking for advanced scenarios.
• Bring your own Container Network Interface (CNI) to use a third-party CNI plugin.
• Easily access applications deployed to your clusters using the application routing add-on with nginx.
Development tooling integration• Develop on AKS with Helm.
• Install the Kubernetes extension for Visual Studio Code to manage your workloads.
• Leverage the features of Istio with the Istio-based service mesh add-on.


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