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One of my AKS-based and Flux-powered test clusters I accidentally lost MIC.
The only aad-pod-identity related pods left were NMI.
TL;TR: What is the canonical way to trigger re-deployment of MIC pods?
What I eventually did was I updated Helm chart of aad-pod-identity from 4.1.10 to 4.1.16 and it triggered re-deployment of the MIC pods, but I wonder, would this command do the trick as well?
az aks upgrade -g rg-contoso-dev -n aks-contoso-uks-dev --enable-pod-identity
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One of my AKS-based and Flux-powered test clusters I accidentally lost MIC.
The only aad-pod-identity related pods left were NMI.
TL;TR: What is the canonical way to trigger re-deployment of MIC pods?
What I eventually did was I updated Helm chart of aad-pod-identity from 4.1.10 to 4.1.16 and it triggered re-deployment of the MIC pods, but I wonder, would this command do the trick as well?
az aks upgrade -g rg-contoso-dev -n aks-contoso-uks-dev --enable-pod-identity
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