Kubernetes has become the most widely used container orchestration tool for running container-based workloads worldwide. In aCNCF report, Kubernetes is the second largestopen sourceproject in the world (after L
Kubernetes As more and more applications use container technology, Kubernetes is becoming the industry solution for orchestrating containers at scale. Automating the processes of building and deploying containers via CI/CD pipelines and monitoring these containers in production are becoming essential practices...
To understand Kubernetes, it is important to realize that running containers directly is a bad option for most use cases. Containers are low-level entities that require a framework on top. They need something that will provide all the additional features we expect from services deployed to cluster...
Kubernetes vs Docker Kubernetes and Docker are both important tools in the containerization ecosystem. Let’s look into the major differences between both: Kubernetes Docker Container orchestration tool Tool to deploy containers Maintain and deploy multiple containers across multiple servers Automate the de...
Kubernetes Container orchestration platform for automating deployment, scaling, and application management. Ansible Configuration management and automation tool for provisioning, application deployment, and orchestration. Chef Configuration management tool for infrastructure automation and application deployment. Puppet...
Kubectl:A CLI tool for the users to communicate with the Kubernetes API server. What are pods and services? Podsare the smallest unit of the Kubernetes cluster, it is like one brick in the wall of a huge building. A pod is a set of containers that need to run together and can share...
DevOps engineers use Kubernetes to automatically deploy, scale, maintain, schedule and operate multiple application containers acrossclustersofnodes. Containers run on top of a common shared operating system (OS) on host machines but are isolated from each other unless a user chooses to connect them...
JumpServer is an open-source Privileged Access Management (PAM) tool that provides DevOps and IT teams with on-demand and secure access to SSH, RDP, Kubernetes, Database and RemoteApp endpoints through a web browser. Quickstart Prepare a clean Linux Server ( 64 bit, >= 4c8g ) curl -sSL...
Google open-sourced the Kubernetes project in 2014. Why should I use Kubernetes? One of the biggest challenges for businesses adopting DevOps practices and cloud capabilities is maintaining common and consistent environments throughout an application’s lifecycle. Containers solved the application ...
Kubernetes is an open-source container in cloud computing platform that is a containerized application. Kubernetes allows developers to manage and deploy containerized applications at scale, provides features such as automatic scaling, load balancing, and self-healing. By containerizing Kubernetes, develo...