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End to End: Taking a .NET + Angular App to Managed Kubernetes (AKS, EKS, GKE) and a Production Checklist

On managed Kubernetes the control plane stays with the provider; if you use node identity for image pulls and workload identity for cloud access, not a single cloud secret is left in the pipeline or the cluster. We cover AKS, EKS and GKE differences, an OIDC deploy-to-AKS workflow validated with actionlint, deprecated API clients that pluto can't see, and a production checklist as code that runs on kind.