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In the Basics page, choose the Subscription, Resource Group and input the Kubernetes cluster name. Adjust the other configuration settings as desired, or leave as default.

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In the Node pools tab, you can configure to add node pools into the cluster. Read on multiple node pools in AKS. For this guide, we will use a single node configuration.

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Based on the Microsoft recommendations of using Azure CNI to setup the configuration of AKS and Azure DB. You can read more on the AKS networking best practises here.

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Then add the IP address space for the Virtual network.

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After that create 2 subnets for the MySQL resource and also the AKS cluster.

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We can then create the Virtual network resource.

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In the Basics tab, we configured as below since we are testing the resource. Modify as needed (also note in the screenshot the MySQL version is 5.7, we have tested with version 8 also).

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Then in the Networking tab, we need configure the resource to use the Virtual network that we created earlier.

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For Security and Tags tabs we can leave as default or make changes as necessary. After done we can create the resource.

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As to deploying the AKS cluster and Joget itself, the steps are similar as above in this KB page. The only different part is when setting up the AKS cluster, in the Networking tab, we need to specify to use Azure CNI and associate the virtual network and subnet that we have created earlier.

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After AKS and Joget have been deployed, we will be able to do the DB setup on Joget.

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