Ohh, AKS. I had the 'pleasure' of using it quite early on, 5/6 years ago. We kept killing it by actually using it with more than 50 pods. You know you see one o

Ohh, AKS. I had the 'pleasure' of using it quite early on, 5/6 years ago. We kept killing it by actually using it with more than 50 pods. You know you see one of few serious users when you get through the 3 layers of support and gets to talk to the actual developers in the US. But my impression is that it's better now. In general my experience with azure is that the base services, those who see millions of hours in use, are stable. Think VMs, storage, queue etc. But the higher up you go in the stack, the fewer hours of use do they see, and the lower quality it gets.