π Kubernetes
Part 1
Kubernetes (K8s) is an open-source container orchestration platform designed to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Developed by Google, it has become the de facto standard for managing applications in production environments.
Why Kubernetes?
1, Scalability: Automatically scale applications based on demand.
2, Resilience: Self-healing capabilities like restarting failed containers.
3, Portability: Run workloads anywhereβon-premises or in the cloud.
5, Efficiency: Optimize resource usage with declarative configurations.
Core Components
π³ Pods: The smallest deployable unit that can contain one or more containers.
π₯ Nodes: Machines (VMs or physical) that run applications.
π Cluster: A set of nodes managed by Kubernetes.
βοΈ Control Plane: Manages the cluster and makes scheduling decisions.
Use Cases
π¦ Microservices architecture
π DevOps workflows
π CI/CD pipelines
βοΈ Cloud-native applications
Part 1
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