Author: Dennis Schoone

You can now run GPU workloads, such as machine learning, video encoding, large simulations, and gaming, on Windows nodepools in

You can now choose IP-based backend pool membership for new or existing clusters in AKS. Read more at Microsoft

YOu can now use Gen 2 VM SKUs for Windows nodepools in AKS. Read more at Microsoft

AKS now lets you deploy pods without manually specifying host ports. Read more at Microsoft

You can now scale your AKS cluster to larger than 1000 nodes without having to request any special limit increases

You can now take advantage of Kubernetes 1.29 version with AKS in production environment. Read more at Microsoft

You can now use deployment safeguards to implement Kubernetes best practices and get warnings on deployment or deny the deployment

You can now modify default values for kubelet parameters when using Windows nodepools in AKS. Read more at Microsoft

You can now deploy AKS clusters in dual stack mode which now enables resource connection through IPv4 or IPv6. Read

You can now directly configure allowed ports in your nodepool settings. Read more at Microsoft