Preface
Kubernetes has been one of the standout technologies of the last few years; it has been adopted as a container clustering and orchestration platform by all the major public cloud providers, and it has quickly become the standard across the industry.
Add to this that Kubernetes is open source, and you have the perfect base for hosting your own Platform as a Service or PaaS across multiple public and private providers; you can even run it on a laptop and, due to its design, you will get a consistent experience across all of your platforms.
Its design also makes it the perfect platform for running serverless functions. In this book, we will look at several platforms that can be both deployed on and integrated with Kubernetes, meaning ...
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