Kubernetes
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Kubernetes is based on the concept of containers, which are lightweight, portable, and self-sufficient software packages that contain everything an application needs to run, including its code, libraries, and dependencies. Containers provide a way to isolate applications from each other and the underlying infrastructure, making them more reliable and easier to manage.
Kubernetes manages clusters of containerized applications, which are groups of containers that are deployed and managed together. Kubernetes provides several features for managing clusters, including:
Deployment: Kubernetes can automatically deploy new containers and scale existing deployments up or down based on demand.
Networking: Kubernetes can create and manage virtual networks for containerized applications.
Storage: Kubernetes can provision and manage storage for containerized applications.
Security: Kubernetes can provide security features for containerized applications, such as role-based access control (RBAC) and network policies.
