Add the AKS demo recording to deploy/aks - #414
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Adds the recorded run of the
deploy/aksdemo and links it from two places.docs/assets/aks-gitops-demo.gif(1.7 MB): a terminal recording of a real run on AKS. It applies the Argo CD Application, does first-run setup, writes a record, deletes the pod, reads the record back from the same volume, then scales the StatefulSet and deletes the Service by hand while Argo CD reverts both.deploy/aks/README.mdembeds the GIF and describes what it shows.deploy/aks. I left the GIF out of the main README on purpose, since it is already long.Production is unchanged and still runs on Azure Container Apps. The cluster used for the recording has been destroyed.
Thanks, Gerard Recinto