Kubernetes Engine
In the last few years, the developer community has embraced the use of containers (like Docker) to deploy applications in the form of images that are lightweight, stand alone, and include everything needed to run it: code, runtime, system tools, system libraries, and settings. Now, to effectively run containers at scale, you need an orchestration engine which can help in operational aspects like the autoscaling of the cluster in lines with load, auto-healing of impaired nodes, setting, and managing resources limits (such as, CPU and RAM), providing integrated monitoring and logging capabilities—which is where Kubernetes (popularly known as K8s) comes into the picture. Google is the original creator of Kubernetes and has ...
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