Kubernetes-OpenShift is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering that is built around Docker container packaging and uses Kubernetes to orchestrate containerized application deployments across a cluster. Previously, storage volumes had to be preprovisioned and manually registered as PersistentVolume (PV...
Persistent storage. Ability to mount and add storage dynamically Load balancing. Kubernetes supports a variety of internal and external load balancing options to address diverse needs DevSecOps support. DevSecOps is an advanced approach to security that simplifies and automates container operations across...
Kubernetes is primarily used to improve DevOps productivity, manage changes to existing containerized applications, and to optimize hardware resources. Kubernetes can deploy apps on public clouds, private clouds, and in hybrid environments. Because of these and other capabilities, Kubernetes is a key ...
Storage plug-ins. A storage plug-in is the most reliable and manageable option for persistent storage. A standard volume plug-in allows you to create, delete, and mount persistent volumes and to support commands from container management applications; Kubernetes offers such a plug-in. Many storag...
Storage provisioning: In Kubernetes, volumes are the storage provisioning to mount persistent local or cloud storage for your containers as needed. Load balancing: Load balancing distributes the workload across the network to maintain performance and stability. Autoscaling: Autoscaling increases the new...
Kubernetes doesn’t include built-in storage solutions, posing challenges for applications requiring persistent or sensitive data storage. As a result, you need to integrate external storage solutions, such as network-attached storage (NAS), storage area networks (SAN), or cloud services. ...
Pods are the smallest deployable units in Kubernetes. Pods are ephemeral in nature; they can be created, deleted, and updated. A pod can have more than one container; there is no limit to how many containers you can run inside a pod. ...
Kubernetes can automatically expose a container to the internet or to other containers by using a domain name system(DNS)name or IP address. Storage provisioning Set Kubernetes to mount persistent local or cloud storage for your containers as needed. ...
Harness Kubernetes with DevOps practices As a Kubernetes app grows—adding containers, environments, and teams—release frequency tends to increase, along with developmental and operational complexity. Employing DevOps practices in Kubernetes environments allows you to move quickly at scale with enhanced...
Cloud Container EngineEasily Switch Between Product Types You can click the drop-down list box to switch between different product types.What's New Function Overview Product Bulletin Service Overview Billing Kubernetes Basics Getting Started User Guide Best Practices API Reference SDK ...