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2. Install Azure CLI.
3. Open command line and type: az login
4. Procced with instruction in console window.
5. After login process type in console: <code> az aks create --resource-group student0X --name student0XCluster --generate-ssh-keys </code>
6. After cluster is deployed (it make takes up to 30 minutes), install Kubernetes CLI by typing in console: <code> az aks kubernetes install-cli </code> On Windows, the default installation is c:\program files (x86)\kubectl.exe. You may need to add this file to the Windows path.
7. Get credentials to cluster: <code> az acs kubernetes get-credentials --resource-group student0X --name student0XCluster </code>
8. Verify connection using command: <code>kubectl get nodes </code>
5. After login process type in console: <code> az aks create --resource-group student0X --name student0XCluster --generate-ssh-keys </code>. As we have not defined any params of cluster, Azure will use some defaults.
6. After cluster is deployed (it may takes up to 20 minutes), install Kubernetes CLI by typing in console: <code> az aks kubernetes install-cli </code> On Windows, the default installation is C:\Program Files (x86)\kubectl.exe. You may need to add this file to the Windows path.
7. Get credentials to cluster: <code> az acs kubernetes get-credentials --resource-group student0X --name student0XCluster </code>. Use your resource group name and your cluster name.
8. Verify connection using command: <code>kubectl get nodes </code>. You can also type commands like:
<code>kubectl get pods </code>
<code>kubectl get services </code>

## Task 2: Create secret and deploy POD

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