Azure Container Services Docs – Weekly Update (2026-07-26 to 2026-08-02)

AKS Arc – Adapt Apps Mixed Os Clusters

Summary

The document has been updated to include new ms.custom tags and refresh the reviewer metadata, improving the content related to adapting applications for mixed-OS Kubernetes clusters.

Fleet – Howto Managed Namespaces

Summary

The documentation now clarifies that users must ensure they have the Role Based Access Control Administrator role assigned for the Fleet Manager when performing steps. Additionally, the instructions for searching and selecting member clusters in both the "Select member clusters" and "Add member clusters" dialogs have been refined for clarity. Users can also find the Managed Fleet Namespace more easily, as the documentation specifies that it can be located from within the Fleet Manager or via the Kubernetes center.

AKS – Concepts Storage

Summary

The documentation for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) storage concepts has been updated to clarify the distinctions between ephemeral OS disks and Azure Container Storage. Users can now find detailed information on the different service levels available with Azure NetApp Files for provisioning high-performance NFS or SMB volumes, as well as the specific storage classes created based on the version of Azure Container Storage being used. Additionally, the guidance on creating storage classes has been enhanced to specify that the underlying Azure Disk should be retained when deleting persistent volume claims.

AKS – Monitor AKS

Summary

The documentation for Container Network Observability in non-Cilium data plane scenarios has been updated to clarify OS support and known limitations, specifically noting that TCP resets are temporarily not visible for Linux nodes due to a bug. Additionally, several new metrics have been added, including `networkobservability_infiniband_counter_stats`, `networkobservability_node_apiserver_handshake_latency`, and `networkobservability_windows_hns_stats`, enhancing the monitoring capabilities for both Linux and Windows operating systems. Users can now access a more comprehensive set of metrics for better network observability.

Fleet – Howto Move Workloads Between Clusters

Summary

The documentation now includes updated instructions for obtaining the kubeconfig file for the Kubernetes Fleet hub cluster using the `az fleet get-credentials` command. Users will see an example output indicating that the "hub" has been merged as the current context in their kube config file. Additionally, a note has been added to inform users about the `InvalidHubOperation` error and directs them to add a hub cluster if they encounter this issue.

Fleet – Concepts Rollout Strategy

Summary

The documentation now reflects that the `ResourcePlacement` API has been updated from version `v1beta1` to `v1`, indicating a move out of preview. Users can now utilize both cluster-scoped and namespace-scoped placements with their respective resource types, including `ClusterResourcePlacement` and `ResourcePlacement`, along with their associated strategies and execution runs. Additionally, the instructions for specifying resource snapshot indices during updates have been clarified, allowing users to target specific versions or roll back to previous ones more effectively.

AKS Arc – Create Pods

Summary

This document has been updated with clearer formatting and instructions for creating a pod using an nginx image. The changes improve the readability and usability of the content.

AKS Arc – Persistent Volume

Summary

The documentation for creating a persistent volume claim (PVC) in AKS Arc has been updated to clarify the YAML definition required for provisioning storage. Users can now see the complete YAML configuration for the deployment of a Windows web server, including the necessary parameters for volume mounts and node selectors. Additionally, command examples for creating and managing pods have been standardized for better clarity and consistency.

AGC – Overview

Summary

The documentation now includes updated links for the InferenceObjective API, which is crucial for users implementing this API. The changes ensure that users are directed to the correct resources for deploying InferenceObjective, enhancing the usability of the documentation.

Fleet – Faq

Summary

The documentation now includes detailed guidance on using the `maxAllowedFailures` setting for update strategies, allowing users to specify how many member cluster failures can occur before a group or stage is marked as failed. This feature, available starting with API version 2026-06-02-preview, enables users to manage update runs more flexibly, as they can tolerate a certain number of failures without halting the entire process. Additionally, clarifications have been added regarding the behavior of update runs when failures occur, emphasizing that a run can still show as `Completed` even if some members fail, provided the failure threshold is not exceeded.

Fleet – Quickstart Create Fleet and Members

Summary

The instructions for creating a new hub cluster have been clarified to include the need for a private hub cluster alongside API VNet integration, improving the clarity of the setup process.

Fleet – Concepts Placement Drift

Summary

The documentation now specifies that the changes apply to the Fleet Manager with a hub cluster, clarifying the context for users. Additionally, it emphasizes that direct modifications to fields on workloads placed on member clusters can lead to drift, which may cause deployment issues and potential application outages. This highlights the importance of managing changes carefully to avoid conflicts during deployments.

Fleet – Concepts Placement Snapshots

Summary

The documentation now includes a new section indicating that the `ResourcePlacement` feature is applicable to the Fleet Manager with a hub cluster, enhancing user clarity on its usage. Additionally, the API version for `ResourcePlacement` is confirmed to be `placement.kubernetes-fleet.io/v1beta1`, which is currently in preview, allowing users to better understand the status and capabilities of this feature.

Fleet – Intelligent Resource Placement

Summary

The documentation now includes updated descriptions for the `ClusterResourcePlacement` and `ResourcePlacement` features, clarifying their use in deploying cluster-scoped and namespace-scoped resources, respectively. Additionally, the section on resource cleanup has been renamed to "Delete placed resources," providing clearer instructions on how to remove resource placements and the associated resources from member clusters. Users can now find more precise guidance on managing resource placements in Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager.

AKS – Core AKS Concepts

Summary

The core concepts document has been refreshed to improve clarity and organization, including updates to links and descriptions related to storage options in AKS. This enhances the overall understanding of AKS core concepts for users.

Fleet – Update Orchestration

Summary

The documentation now includes detailed information about the `maxAllowedFailures` parameter for update strategies, which specifies the number of member cluster upgrade failures that can be tolerated before a segment is marked as failed. Users can set this value as a fixed integer or a percentage, allowing for more flexible management of upgrade processes. Additionally, the note clarifies that the setting evaluates only failure counts, enabling groups to reach a `Completed` status even if some members fail, provided the failure threshold is not exceeded.

Fleet – Quickstart Resource Propagation

Summary

The documentation for Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager has been updated to clarify the use of resource placement for deploying cluster-scoped resources across multiple clusters. Users can now distribute and synchronize resources, including namespaces and their child resources, simplifying multicluster deployments and reducing manual overhead. Additionally, the article now includes detailed steps for using the Azure portal and Azure CLI to create and manage `ClusterResourcePlacement` objects, enhancing user experience and operational efficiency.

AKS – Upgrade Options

Summary

The documentation for AKS upgrade options has been updated to remove references to the kube-no-trouble (kubent) tool from the validation tools list. Users will no longer find this tool mentioned as a resource for scanning deprecated APIs before upgrades, which may affect their upgrade validation process.

AKS Arc – Set Proxy Settings

Summary

This document has been updated to include new metadata and improve clarity in the instructions for configuring an AKS host for a proxy server without authentication. The changes enhance the usability of the document.

Fleet – Concepts Automated Deployments

Summary

Updates to the automated deployments documentation include new portal experiences for placement and improvements in clarity regarding the building and publishing of container images.

Fleet – Concepts Update Orchestration

Summary

The documentation now includes detailed information on using `memberSelector` for grouping clusters in update strategies, allowing users to assign multiple labels to member clusters for more flexible management. Additionally, the introduction of the `maxAllowedFailures` parameter provides users with the ability to control how many member cluster upgrade failures are tolerated before an update run is halted, enhancing the update process’s resilience. Users can configure this setting at both the stage and group levels, enabling a more nuanced approach to handling failures during multicluster updates.

AKS Arc – Deploy Windows Application

Summary

This document has been updated to reflect changes in author and reviewer metadata, as well as the addition of custom service tags for AKS Arc content. The intent statement has also been clarified, enhancing the document’s purpose for IT professionals deploying Windows.NET applications.

AKS – Best Practices App Cluster Reliability

Summary

The documentation for the cluster autoscaler has been updated to clarify the section on enabling or disabling the cluster autoscaler on node pools. Users can now find more precise guidance on managing the cluster autoscaler by following the updated links in the best practices for app cluster reliability. This change enhances the usability of the documentation for users looking to optimize their AKS configurations.

AKS – Configure Azure Cni

Summary

The document has been updated to clarify the prerequisites for configuring Azure CNI, specifically regarding virtual network requirements. This change improves the clarity of the setup process for users bringing their own virtual networks.

AKS Arc – Refresh Cluster Proxy Settings

Summary

This new document provides detailed instructions on refreshing HTTP proxy settings for AKS on Azure Local clusters, including prerequisites and command usage. It is a valuable addition for users managing proxy configurations.

AKS Arc – AKS Vmware Networking Concepts

Summary

This document has been updated with new ms.custom tags and reviewer metadata, enhancing the organization and clarity of networking concepts for AKS on VMware.

AKS Arc – Troubleshoot Overview

Summary

The documentation for the troubleshooting overview of Azure Kubernetes Service on Windows Server has been updated to clarify that users might need to use a secure SSH connection for accessing Windows or Linux worker nodes for maintenance, log collection, and troubleshooting. Additionally, the phrasing for seeking support has been refined to state, "If you can’t resolve the problem, open a support issue," enhancing clarity for users seeking assistance.

AKS Arc – Deploy Linux Application

Summary

This document has been updated to include new ms.custom subservice tags and refresh the reviewer metadata. The changes enhance the clarity and categorization of the content related to deploying Linux applications on AKS.

AKS Arc – Configure Ssh Keys

Summary

The file has been updated to include new ms.custom tags and refresh the reviewer metadata, enhancing the clarity and organization of the SSH key configuration content.

AKS – Cost Analysis

Summary

The cost analysis guidance for AKS has been refreshed, providing clearer instructions on enabling cost analysis and detailing the roles required for access. The update includes a note on the time required for data collection and clarifies the tiers necessary for cost analysis functionality.

AKS Arc – Kubernetes RBAC Entra Id

Summary

Significant updates were made to this document, including the addition of ms.custom tags and improvements to the formatting of code snippets. These changes enhance the usability and clarity of the content regarding Kubernetes RBAC.

AKS Arc – Csi Disks

Summary

This document has been updated to improve clarity in the instructions for creating a custom storage class. The changes enhance the technical guidance provided to users.

AKS – How to Configure Container Network Insights Agent

Summary

The documentation now specifies that users must create a Microsoft Entra ID app registration to sign in to the Container Network Insights Agent using Microsoft Entra ID (MSAL) with OAuth2/OIDC, which is required for production deployments. Additionally, the sign-in process has been clarified to indicate that users should sign in with their Microsoft Entra ID account, emphasizing that Microsoft Entra ID is the supported sign-in method for production environments.

AKS Arc – AKS Edge Howto Key Manager

Summary

This document has been updated with new ms.custom tags and reviewer metadata, enhancing the clarity and organization of content related to key management in AKS Edge.

Fleet – Howto Staged Update Run

Summary

The documentation has been updated to reflect the new title and focus on using staged rollout runs to control resource placements in Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager. Users can now utilize a staged rollout strategy that allows for sequential deployment of Kubernetes workloads across multiple member clusters, incorporating optional wait times and approval gates between stages. Additionally, the article clarifies the use of environment variables for setup and provides updated examples for applying labels to member clusters and creating resource snapshots during the rollout process.

AKS – Tutorial Kubernetes Scale

Summary

The tutorial has been updated to enhance the guidance on scaling Kubernetes clusters in AKS. This includes improved instructions and examples, making it easier for users to understand how to effectively manage scaling in their clusters.

AKS – Scale Down Mode

Summary

The document has been updated to clarify the scale-down mode in AKS, including links to relevant sections. This change improves the clarity and usability of the document for users managing their clusters.

AGC – Alb Controller Release Notes

Summary

The documentation now includes updates for version 1.11.3, which introduces security patches, WAF fixes, and a cert-rotation fix for Istio service mesh integration. Additionally, users can benefit from the implementation of Gateway API v1.5.1 and its features, including support for CORS, HTTPRoute timeouts, and HTTP redirect 307/308 support in version 1.11.1. These enhancements improve the functionality and security of the ALB Controller.

AKS Arc – Connect to Arc

Summary

The document has been updated with new metadata and improved clarity in the instructions for connecting to Azure Arc. This enhances the usability and understanding of the connection process.

AKS Arc – Prestage Cluster Service Host Create

Summary

The document has been updated to include new metadata and improve the clarity of the instructions for creating a management virtual network for AKS HCI. This enhances the guidance provided to users.

Fleet – Howto Monitor Update Runs

Summary

The documentation now includes a new section on validating outcomes when using the `maxAllowedFailures` parameter for update strategies. Users are advised not to rely solely on the lifecycle state of update runs, as a `Completed` state does not guarantee a minimum success rate. Additionally, the documentation provides detailed explanations of the `FailureCount` fields and includes a query example to help users identify failed member updates, enhancing their ability to assess rollout outcomes effectively.

AKS – AKS Automatic Limitations

Summary

The document has been updated to clarify the limitations of migrating between AKS base SKU and Automatic SKU. This change improves the clarity of the migration process for users.

Fleet – Concepts Resource Placement

Summary

The documentation for Fleet Manager’s intelligent resource placement has been updated for clarity and accuracy. Users are now directed to follow specific steps for staging resources, creating resource placements, and applying them on the hub cluster, with improved phrasing for better understanding. Additionally, the explanation of using `ClusterResourcePlacement` and `ResourcePlacement` has been refined to emphasize their complementary roles in managing resources across clusters, ensuring users can effectively deploy and manage their Kubernetes resources.

AKS – Concepts Network Cni Overview

Summary

The document has been updated to clarify CNI networking options in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), including details on overlay and flat network models, IP address management (IPAM) options, and guidance on choosing the right networking model for clusters. The changes enhance the understanding of networking configurations available in AKS.

AKS Arc – Install Akshci Ps

Summary

The file has been modified to normalize the ms.service tag and drop unused references. This improves the accuracy of the service categorization for AKS Arc content.

AKS Arc – Gmsa Windows Node Pools Not Supported

Summary

The documentation clarifies that Group Managed Service Account (gMSA) authentication for Windows node pools is not supported on specific AKS versions, ensuring users are aware of compatibility issues.

AKS Arc – Add Ons

Summary

The content has been restructured to clarify the differences between AKS and AKS Arc regarding add-ons and extensions. This update improves the understanding of supported functionalities and policies.

AKS – Upgrade AKS Control Plane

Summary

Significant updates were made to the control plane upgrade guidance, including clarifications on upgrade operations, permissions required, and the ability to skip minor versions for LTS clusters. The document now provides clearer instructions and updated dates, improving the overall guidance for users performing upgrades.

AKS – What Is AKS

Summary

An editorial update has been made to the section describing common use cases for AKS, improving clarity by removing unnecessary wording.

AKS Arc – Control Plane Metrics

Summary

This document has been updated with new ms.custom tags and reviewer metadata, improving the organization and categorization of control plane metrics for AKS Arc.

Fleet – Concepts Eviction Disruption

Summary

The documentation now includes updated guidance on evicting placed resources, specifically changing the section title from "Evicting placed resources" to "Evict placed resources." Additionally, users are instructed to check that specified resources are removed from the `member-cluster-02` cluster, enhancing clarity in the process. The reference link for placement status has also been updated to direct users to a more relevant resource on understanding placement.

AKS Arc – Monitor Logging

Summary

This document has undergone significant updates, including the addition of custom service tags and changes to author and reviewer metadata. The content has been refined for clarity, particularly regarding the uninstall process and Elasticsearch’s role in logging, which enhances the technical accuracy of the information provided.

Fleet – Update Create Update Strategy

Summary

This document has been updated to include new information on selecting clusters for update strategies using member labels and update groups. It emphasizes the recommended approach of using member labels for greater flexibility in managing fleet members.

AKS Arc – Prepare Windows Nodes Gmsa

Summary

This document has been updated to clarify the steps for using the Add-AksHciGMSACredentialSpec PowerShell cmdlet, including improved formatting and additional context for users. This enhances the technical guidance provided.

AGC – How to Inference Gateway

Summary

The documentation now includes a note clarifying that the inference gateway is not supported through the Application Gateway for Containers’ AKS add-on, and users must deploy the Application Gateway for Containers’ ALB Controller via a Helm chart to configure this feature. Additionally, the instructions for deploying the EPP and `InferencePool` have been updated to reference the correct version of the `inferencepool` Helm chart, ensuring users are directed to the appropriate resources for implementation.

AKS Arc – Help Support Portal

Summary

The support portal documentation for AKS-Arc has been normalized to reflect the correct service designation and improve clarity in the instructions provided.

AKS – Configure Kubenet

Summary

The document has been updated to clarify the prerequisites for using Kubenet with AKS, specifically regarding virtual network configurations. This change enhances the clarity and usability of the document for users setting up their clusters.

AKS Arc – Proxy Change

Summary

The file has been updated to include new ms.custom tags and refresh the reviewer metadata, improving the clarity and organization of content related to proxy changes in AKS.

AKS – Container Network Observability Metrics

Summary

The documentation for container network observability metrics has been updated to include new metrics such as `networkobservability_conntrack_bytes_rx`, `networkobservability_dns_request_count`, and `networkobservability_infiniband_counter_stats`, enhancing users’ ability to monitor network performance. Additionally, descriptions for existing metrics have been clarified, such as specifying "packets sent and received" for `networkobservability_windows_hns_stats`, improving user understanding of the data being collected.

AGC – Service Mesh Integration

Summary

The documentation has been updated to reflect a new version date and version number for the application gateway. The version has been updated from 1.11.1 to 1.11.3, which is important for users to ensure compatibility with the latest features and fixes.

Fleet – Quickstart Namespace Scoped Resource Propagation

Summary

The documentation for Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager has been updated to clarify that the `ResourcePlacement` feature now allows users to distribute and synchronize individual namespace-scoped resources, such as ConfigMaps and Deployments, across specific clusters without needing to propagate an entire namespace. Users can now create and manage namespace-scoped resources more effectively through both the Azure portal and Azure CLI, with detailed instructions provided for creating namespaces and resource placements, including YAML configuration examples. Additionally, the article has been updated to reflect the removal of the "preview" label from the feature title, indicating its stable release.

AKS – Best Practices Multi Tenancy

Summary

This document provides best practices for implementing multi-tenancy in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), including namespace isolation, Kubernetes RBAC with Microsoft Entra ID, ACNS Cilium network policies, resource quotas, pod security admission, node pool isolation, and Azure Monitor. It outlines prerequisites, baseline cluster creation, and various strategies for managing tenant workloads effectively.

Fleet – Concepts Placement Takeover

Summary

The documentation now clarifies that the Fleet Manager applies the hub cluster workload in place of the existing workload on the target cluster when there are no differences between managed fields on both workloads, with extra fields being ignored. Additionally, it emphasizes that when the `Never` option is selected, the Fleet Manager will ignore existing workloads and raise an apply error, allowing users to safely check for the presence of existing workloads. These updates enhance user understanding of workload management in the Fleet Manager with hub clusters.

Fleet – Howto Automated Deployments

Summary

The documentation now specifies that the Automated Deployments feature can generate a Dockerfile if one is not present in the source code repository, enhancing user experience in preparing applications for Kubernetes. Additionally, the instructions for starting the deployment process have been clarified, emphasizing that users will create federated credentials and a pull request, as well as check workload placement using the Azure portal or `kubectl`.

Fleet – Howto Use Overrides Customize Resources Placement

Summary

The documentation now includes new portal experiences for resource placement, enhancing user interaction with the Azure portal. Users can expect improved guidance and visuals related to creating and managing resource placements, which should streamline their workflow. Additionally, syncing conflicts have been resolved to ensure that the latest updates are accurately reflected in the main documentation.

AKS – App Routing Nginx to Gateway API Migration

Summary

The documentation for configuring Azure DNS and Key Vault TLS with the Application Routing Gateway API has been updated to provide users with a new reference link. Users can now access detailed instructions on how to configure these features, enhancing their ability to secure ingress traffic effectively.

Fleet – Howto Configure Use Cross Cluster Networking

Summary

The documentation has been updated to reflect changes in the commands for configuring cross-cluster networking in Kubernetes Fleet. Users should now use the `FLEET_RESOURCE_GROUP` and `CLUSTER_RESOURCE_GROUP` parameters instead of the generic `GROUP` parameter when specifying resource groups in commands. Additionally, the naming convention for member clusters has been updated to include a prefix (`mbr-`) for better identification.

AKS – Horizontal Pod Autoscaler

Summary

This document provides guidance on using the Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). It includes details on when to use HPA, how it operates, and comparisons with the Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA). The content has been significantly expanded with new information and examples.

AKS – API Server VNet Integration

Summary

The documentation now clarifies the prerequisites for bringing your own virtual network in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) by updating the link to point specifically to the "aks-cni-networking-prerequisites" section. This change helps users ensure they are referencing the correct requirements for configuring CNI networking options in AKS.

AKS Arc – Ssh Connection

Summary

The documentation now includes updated tags to reflect support for both Windows and Linux worker nodes in the AKS Arc content, enhancing clarity for users. Additionally, the phrasing has been refined in sections detailing how to connect to Windows and Linux nodes via SSH, specifically changing "To obtain the IP address of the Linux worker node" to "To get the IP address of the Linux worker node," which may improve user comprehension.

AGC – Quickstart Create Application Gateway for Containers Managed by Alb Controller

Summary

The documentation now clarifies that when the identity is created via the Add-on for the Application Load Balancer, it will be named `applicationloadbalancer-<cluster-name>`, and the _AppGW for Containers Configuration Manager_ role is automatically assigned. This update helps users understand the naming convention and role assignment process when setting up the Application Gateway for Containers.

AKS – Gpu Profiling

Summary

The documentation has been updated to include detailed instructions on connecting Prometheus to scrape metrics from Inspektor Gadget pods. It provides a YAML configuration example and explains how to visualize metrics in Grafana, including a JSON definition for an Inspector Gadget dashboard. Additionally, it clarifies the steps needed if using a self-hosted Prometheus instance instead of Azure Monitor.

AKS – Concepts Scale

Summary

The documentation for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) has been updated to provide a comprehensive overview of scaling options, including Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA), Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA), Cluster Autoscaler, and Kubernetes Event-driven Autoscaling (KEDA). Users can now better understand how to choose the appropriate scaling method based on workload type and key metrics, as well as how to manually scale pods and nodes effectively. Additionally, the integration with Azure Container Instances (ACI) is highlighted, allowing users to handle rapid increases in demand without the need for additional VM nodes.

AKS – Identity Bindings

Summary

The documentation has been updated to correct the environment variable name for Key Vault secrets from `KEYVAULT_SECRET_NAME` to `KEY_VAULT_SECRET_NAME`. This change ensures that users reference the correct variable name when configuring their applications to access Key Vault secrets, preventing potential errors in their deployments.

Fleet – Howto Placement Create Rollout Strategies

Summary

This article explains how to create and manage reusable Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager resource placement staged update strategies. It includes detailed steps for controlling rollout sequences, approvals, and pauses across member clusters, enhancing the management of multi-cluster deployments.

AKS – Azure Cni Overlay

Summary

The document has been updated to clarify the prerequisites for using Azure CNI Overlay, specifically regarding virtual network configurations. This change enhances the clarity and usability of the document for users setting up their clusters.

AGC – Quickstart Deploy Application Gateway for Containers Alb Controller Helm

Summary

The documentation has been updated to reflect the use of version 1.11.3 of the application gateway for containers, replacing all instances of the previous version 1.11.1. Users can now follow the updated commands to deploy the application gateway with the latest version, ensuring they benefit from any improvements or fixes included in this release.

AKS – AKS Automatic Sku Migration

Summary

Learn how to migrate to or from an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Automatic cluster with managed system node pool.

AKS Arc – Kubernetes Walkthrough Powershell

Summary

The title and keywords have been updated for clarity, and the document now includes revised author and reviewer metadata. These changes improve the document’s relevance and accuracy for users setting up Kubernetes on Windows Server clusters using PowerShell.

AKS – Inspektor Gadget Troubleshoot

Summary

The document clarifies the steps for creating an Azure Policy exemption that excludes the `gadget` namespace from a restrictive policy assignment. This update enhances the troubleshooting guidance for users dealing with DaemonSet scheduling issues.

AKS – Concepts Multi Tenancy

Summary

This article details the core concepts and architectural models for multi-tenancy on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). It explains the rationale for multi-tenancy, the differences between soft and hard multi-tenancy, and the isolation spectrum, which includes namespace isolation, node pool isolation, and cluster-per-tenant models.

AKS Arc – AKS Overview

Summary

The document has been restructured to clarify the differences between AKS and AKS Hybrid and Edge, improving the understanding of deployment options and management capabilities.

AKS – Cluster Autoscaler

Summary

The cluster autoscaler documentation has been refreshed to improve clarity on its functionality, including how it scales nodes based on workload demands. The updates also include changes to the topic classification and date, enhancing the usability of the document.