Managing and Maintaining Container inside Kubernetes Clusters

Abstract

It is an open-source orchestration tool developed by Google, its historical name is bought after it has been changed to Kubernetes, now it is part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. Kubernetes is mostly used for maintaining micro servers and containers. Here, container refers to an existing application that has been containerized using Docker and can only be implemented within Kubernetes. Micro servers are used when there are multiple little services that convert one large application into a container application. The advantage of this technique is its resilient infrastructure and zero-time deployment. One application may frequently be deployed inside of Kubernetes and utilise three or four replications therein. It automatically rolls back scaling within Kubernetes in case of any issues. If a container fails, metrics-based scaling, replacement, and restart are automatically applied.