Sometimes we might have to update resource allocations (memory and CPU) in AKS deployed apps without full redeployment. In such cases we can easly use kubectl to patch the deployment so it increase or reduce resources as we need it and gradually apply to running pods by restartting them gracefully. Let's see how.
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Sunday, 26 April 2026
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