Kubernetes

  Businesses are increasingly deploying multiple Kubernetes clusters to enhance availability, flexibility, isolation, and scalability. Multi-cluster is a method for deploying an application across multiple Kubernetes clusters to improve availability.  Kubernetes multi-cluster management   can be implemented to ensure compliance with distinct and conflicting regulations. The speed and security of software delivery can also be improved. Individual development teams deploy applications to isolate clusters and specifically expose which services are available for testing and release.    Better operational readiness:  troubleshooting, associated operational runbook, and tools are simplified with standardizing cluster creation. It alleviates common sources of operational errors while reducing the cognitive load for support engineers, which leads to improved response time.    No vendor lock-ins:  a multi-cluster strat...

  Kubernetes has seen drastic growth over the past few years and businesses are leveraging containers for complex applications, micro-services, and cloud-native applications. With the rampant growth of  standardized Kubernetes ,  DevOps has gained more traction. While they appear very different, one is a tool and the other is the methodology; they work collectively to help businesses deliver fast services.    The Kubernetes DevOps connection Kubernetes helps the team respond to customers' demands without having to stress about the infrastructure layer. The orchestration engine within Kubernetes handles the once manual task of deploying, scaling, and creating more resiliency based on metrics. Kubernetes is crucial for DevOps teams looking to scale, automate and build resiliency in their applications while reducing infrastructure burden.    Deploy everywhere:  Kubernetes has the ability to deploy an application everywhere witho...