AKS Shared Maintenance Windows (Preview): One Schedule Across Multiple Clusters
Read OriginalThis article introduces Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Shared Maintenance Windows, currently in preview. It addresses the challenge of managing maintenance schedules across multiple clusters by allowing a maintenance window to be defined as a standalone resource and linked to many clusters. The article explains why this is beneficial for platform teams, outlines prerequisites (AKS API version 2026-05-02-preview, Azure CLI or REST API), and provides setup steps including enabling the feature flag and registering the aks-preview extension. It's a technical guide for IT professionals managing AKS fleets.
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