Kubernetes infrastructure-The cloud-native container beyond an operational application (APP)
Kubernetes infrastructure is the incorporation of resources (including servers, physical or virtual machines, cloud platforms and more) that support Kubernetes environment. It is also known as ‘K8s’ or ‘Kube’. It is the child of the 15 years of experience of running production workloads at google, combined by the best-of-breed ideas and practice from the commodity. Kubernetes deals with the containers or hosts, that provides mechanisms for deployment (that consists of several interrelated activities with possible transitions between software components), application scaling and maintenance. Today, Kubernetes and the broader container ecosystem are maturing into a general-purpose computing platform and ecosystem that rivals — if not surpasses — virtual machines (VMs) as the basic building blocks of modern cloud infrastructure and applications. This ecosystem enables organizations to deliver a high-productivity Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that addresses multiple infrastructure