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Pull request overview

Adds a new AKS blog post that describes how to run/scale Ray workloads on AKS with Anyscale, covering multi-region capacity, unified storage (BlobFuse2), and service-principal-based authentication. It also includes diagram assets (SVGs) and their Mermaid sources to illustrate the storage and authentication flows.

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  • Add new blog post content for “Scaling Ray on AKS” with examples and architecture guidance.
  • Add Mermaid source diagrams for storage and authentication flows, plus exported SVG versions.
  • Add supporting screenshots used by the post.

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website/blog/2026-02-13-scaling-ray-aks/index.md New blog post describing scaling Ray on AKS with multi-region, storage, and auth guidance
website/blog/2026-02-13-scaling-ray-aks/cluster-storage.mmd Mermaid source for the cluster storage architecture diagram
website/blog/2026-02-13-scaling-ray-aks/cluster-storage.svg Exported SVG for the cluster storage architecture diagram
website/blog/2026-02-13-scaling-ray-aks/auth-flow.mmd Mermaid source for the service principal authentication flow diagram
website/blog/2026-02-13-scaling-ray-aks/auth-flow.svg Exported SVG for the authentication flow diagram

@anson627 anson627 changed the title add blog on scale ray on AKS add blog on scaling Ayscale ray on AKS Feb 12, 2026
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Copilot reviewed 3 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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The frontmatter includes a categories: field with no value. This field is not used in other blog posts in the repository and appears to be unnecessary. According to the Docusaurus blog plugin, blog posts use tags for categorization, not a separate categories field. This empty field should be removed.

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The following diagram illustrates how service principal enables the Anyscale Kubernetes Operator to authenticate without storing credentials:
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The sentence is missing an article before "service principal". It should be either "how a service principal enables" or "how the service principal enables". Based on the context describing a specific authentication flow, "the service principal" would be more appropriate.

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The following diagram illustrates how service principal enables the Anyscale Kubernetes Operator to authenticate without storing credentials:
The following diagram illustrates how the service principal enables the Anyscale Kubernetes Operator to authenticate without storing credentials:

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