AKS with the Couchbase Kubernetes Operator

This post assumes you've already created an Azure account, and guides through creating a Kubernetes cluster with an AKS managed service, installing a Couchbase cluster within it, and accessing the Couchbase cluster. The process begins by logging into the Azure portal and using Cloud Shell to create a resource group and AKS cluster. Next, the user installs the Couchbase Kubernetes operator and creates a secret and cluster configuration YAML files for deployment. After deploying the Couchbase cluster, the user can access it through kubectl commands or port forwarding. The post concludes with additional resources for further learning and support.

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