Hi All,
Just wanted to share one activity on which I am currently working on, it is an onboarding a new application to Azure Container Apps as an alternative to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
The primary motivation behind this shift is cost optimization. Unlike AKS, where each pod and node consumes IP addresses (contributing to subnet exhaustion and increased cost), Azure Container Apps helps mitigate this by handling infrastructure and networking more efficiently. Container Apps abstracts away the need for managing individual nodes or pods, leading to lower overhead in terms of IP allocation.
Additionally, by reducing infrastructure complexity, we can improve the performance and reduced latency, which should contribute to a smoother runtime experience for the application.