Containerization With Kubernetes

To successfully manage containers, you need a comprehensive orchestration platform to create, move, and manage them. Find out how Kubernetes can come in handy!

A tool like Kubernetes can help you benefit from containerization in your infrastructure. How so?

It is scalable.

Kubernetes is able to recognize the demand of end-users and spin up or down accordingly by managing, shifting, and maintaining container clusters with the help of Pods — which handle multiple containers at once, but treats them as a single entity.

It is portable.

Kubernetes is a platform-agnostic tool, therefore, the containers maintained and managed by it are platform-agnostic, too. As a result, users can easily access their applications across multiple cloud environments, whether they be on-premise, public, or hybrid cloud.

It is restorative.

While Kubernetes can identify problems, it can also auto-heal them. By taking corrective steps through reaping, moving, and creating new containers, services get back up and running automatically.

It is cost-efficient.

When comparing Kubernetes to other container management solutions, it is quite affordable. However, the cost benefits are reaped most when paired with pay-as-you-go cloud service models.

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