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Deleting abandoned AKS clusters

22nd October 2018 Anthony Mashford

Delete your Azure Kubernetes Service abandoned deployments if you have just deleted the resource group that contains all the resources related to the cluster but left the AKS deployment resource.
Source: Azure Roadmap

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