What you'll learn:
Create AKS clusters with Azure CLI and Terraform CLI
Be able to deploy an AKS baseline cluster based on the reference from Azure Architecture Center
Understand how (and where) to change Terraform variables to configure the cluster
How to wrap Azure CLI in bash shell scripts to make it idempotent

Requirements:
You should know the basics of Azure such as using the Azure portal, working with Resource Groups, and networking resources such as Virtual Networks, Subnets and Route Tables.
You should be comfortable working with Command Line tools such as Azure CLI and kubectl in a Linux environment, and executing shell scripts in a terminal. Although we'll use the Azure portal to review a few things, most of our time will be working with text files in an Integrated Development Environment, and running commands in the built-in terminal.
You should have some familiarity with the the essentials of Kubernetes, such as namespaces, deployments, and pods, but if you have used Docker's play-with-k8s labs or run a local Minikube cluster, that will be enough.
You should understand the Infrastructure as Code concept of **declarative** resources - *the desired outcome* rather than the **imperative** approach of *the steps to get there*