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      <description>This post explains how to create a Terraform configuration, which is capable of deploying a Kubernetes cluster and a Container Registry on Azure using the GitHub Copilot
Video - watch the content of the post on YouTube 1. Introduction This is my first blog post about using an AI tool, the GitHub Copilot, for an Infrastructure as Code (IaC) task. I was curious how GitHub Copilot could support me by writing a Terraform configuration for deploying resources on Azure.</description>
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