Now that you know how to put a Kubernetes cluster together and what most of the major components of Kubernetes look like, in this part of the book, we are going to back up and look at what the cloud looks like from a higher level. This part of the book has less of an emphasis on Kubernetes itself and more of an emphasis on the overall design of the cluster. Since you now know what the Kubernetes components look like and how to put them together, I’m going to expect that you ...
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J. BartlettCloud Native Applications with Docker and Kuberneteshttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8876-4_1212. A Cloud Architecture Introduction
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