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Once the user has successfully created the cluster template in tasks then successfully ran it to create the cluster in Azure, they can then use the Azure AKS Deploy pipeline step to deploy docker images to the Azure Cluster. In order to run this step successfully, there needs to be a build step and an Azure ACR Push step to be successfully configured in the pipeline.
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Once the initial Step Setup is configured with the Azure AKS Deploy tool, set the following values:
Azure Tool - Select the configured Azure tool that was used to create the Azure cluster.
Azure Credential - Drop down values will include the selected tool’s configured applications.
Cluster Name - Drop down includes successfully run clusters created in Tasks.
Generate Dynamic Service Name - When switch is enabled, a unique service name for each pipeline run using the Dynamic Name Prefix given and the run count will be generated (for example: PrefixName -1, PrefixName-2).
Service Name - Azure Service names must also be unique hence we have the ability to generate unique service names for every run based on the run count which can be enabled via the specified toggle in the pipeline step.
Resource Group - If a cluster was not successfully created via Opsera in Tasks during its run, selecting a Resource Group is mandatory to this step. Resource name drop down lists a generated name consisting of the above cluster name and “resource”.
Host URL - Host URL is unique to user.
Service Port - This is the location where service will be deployed.
Artifact Step - Select the corresponding Azure ACR push step.
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