This repo will discuss how to deploy Cilium on AKS clusters with Terraform:
- Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium in Azure Marketplace (Overlay mode).
- Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium in Azure Marketplace (Dynamic IP allocation mode).
- Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium in Azure Marketplace (Overlay Mode) (Azure Linux as the host OS).
- Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium in Azure Marketplace (Dynamic IP allocation mode) (Azure Linux as the host OS).
- Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium in Azure Marketplace on a private AKS cluster (Overlay mode).
- Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium in Azure Marketplace on a private AKS cluster (Dynamic IP allocation mode).
- Bring your own CNI (BYOCNI) in IPv4 and Dual Stack mode.
- Bring your own CNI (BYOCNI) with Azure Linux as the host OS in IPv4 and Dual Stack mode.
- Bring your own CNI (BYOCNI) with Azure Linux version 3.
- Bring your own CNI (BYOCNI) for a Private AKS cluster.
- Bring your own CNI (BYOCNI) with ARM based nodepools support.
- Bring your own CNI (BYOCNI) with KEDA (Kubernetes Event Driven Autoscaler) support
You will also get to learn how to deploy an AKS cluster using the other AKS CNI's like:
- Kubenet in IPv4 and Dual Stack mode.
- Azure CNI powered by Cilium (Overlay Mode) with Cilium as the Network Policy in IPv4 and Dual Stack mode.
- Azure CNI powered by Cilium (Dynamic IP allocation) with Cilium as the Network Policy.
- Azure CNI powered by Cilium (Overlay Mode) with Azure Linux as the host OS in IPv4 and Dual Stack mode.
- Azure CNI powered by Cilium (Dynamic IP allocation) with Azure Linux as the host OS.
- Azure CNI powered by Cilium (Overlay Mode) for a Private AKS cluster.
- Azure CNI powered by Cilium (Dynamic IP allocation) for a Private AKS cluster.
- Nodepools in Different Availability Zones (with Azure CNI powered by Cilium as the choice of CNI).
- Azure CNI Overlay in IPv4 and Dual Stack mode .
- Azure CNI with Azure NPM as the network policy.
- Azure CNI with Calico as the network policy.
Go to the Subscription blade, navigate to "Usage + Quotas", and make sure you have enough quota for the following resources:
- Regional vCPUs
- Standard Dv4 Family vCPUs