This Week I Learned - Week #42 2022
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This Week I Learned - * Azure Container Apps (ACA) vs Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) * AWS Global Accelerator (AGA) relies on ELB to provide the traditional load balancing features such as support for internal and non-AWS endpoints, pre-warming, and Layer 7 routing. However, while ELB provides load balancing within one Region, AWS Global Accelerator provides traffic management across multiple Regions. AWS Global Accelerator is a network layer service that combines advanced networking features with the dedicated AWS Global Network to improve your application network performance by up to 60%. Global Accelerator enables you to scale your network up or down. * At the Ignite conference, Microsoft announced a new Kubernetes distribution branded AKS Lite targeting the IoT and edge workloads . AKS Lite shouldn't be mistaken as a lightweight version of AKS running in the cloud. It’s a platform built from the ground up to simplify the management of edge infrastructure...