- Kubernetes Tutorial
- Kubernetes - Home
- Kubernetes - Overview
- Kubernetes - Architecture
- Kubernetes - Setup
- Kubernetes - Images
- Kubernetes - Jobs
- Kubernetes - Labels & Selectors
- Kubernetes - Namespace
- Kubernetes - Node
- Kubernetes - Service
- Kubernetes - Pod
- Kubernetes - Replication Controller
- Kubernetes - Replica Sets
- Kubernetes - Deployments
- Kubernetes - Volumes
- Kubernetes - Secrets
- Kubernetes - Network Policy
- Advanced Kubernetes
- Kubernetes - API
- Kubernetes - Kubectl
- Kubernetes - Kubectl Commands
- Kubernetes - Creating an App
- Kubernetes - App Deployment
- Kubernetes - Autoscaling
- Kubernetes - Dashboard Setup
- Kubernetes - Monitoring
- Kubernetes Useful Resources
- Kubernetes - Quick Guide
- Kubernetes - Useful Resources
- Kubernetes - Discussion
Kubernetes - Overview
Kubernetes in an open source container management tool hosted by Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This is also known as the enhanced version of Borg which was developed at Google to manage both long running processes and batch jobs, which was earlier handled by separate systems.
Kubernetes comes with a capability of automating deployment, scaling of application, and operations of application containers across clusters. It is capable of creating container centric infrastructure.
Features of Kubernetes
Following are some of the important features of Kubernetes.
Continues development, integration and deployment
Containerized infrastructure
Application-centric management
Auto-scalable infrastructure
Environment consistency across development testing and production
Loosely coupled infrastructure, where each component can act as a separate unit
Higher density of resource utilization
Predictable infrastructure which is going to be created
One of the key components of Kubernetes is, it can run application on clusters of physical and virtual machine infrastructure. It also has the capability to run applications on cloud. It helps in moving from host-centric infrastructure to container-centric infrastructure.