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Why Use Kubernetes for Your Enterprise - ClickIT

Why use Kubernetes, the leading carrier orchestration tool? Find out more about its features and Kubernetes architecture.

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Why Use Kubernetes for Your Enterprise - ClickIT

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  1. Table of Contents What is a Container Orchestration System? Why use Kubernetes? What is K8S? Kubernetes Architecture diagram What are Containers?

  2. What is a Container Orchestration System? As the name suggests, a container orchestration system orchestrates container management tasks. Be it creating a container, deploying or terminating it, the container orchestration system powered by a containerization tool manages the entire lifecycle. It enables you to manage a fleet of containerized apps distributed across multiple deployment environments. For instance, Docker CLI can be used to perform container activities such as starting, running and terminating containers or pulling and uploading images to the registry. This process works well when there are only a few containers. As the number of containers grows and when they are distributed across multiple systems, it becomes a complex task to manage a fleet of apps from the Docker CLI. www.Clickittech.com

  3. Why use Kubernetes? Kubernetes was originally developed by Google and released as open-source in 2014. Today, it is a standard for container orchestration and virtualization management software. All major cloud providers have integrated it with their cloud platform to offer Kubernetes-as-a-Service. Google, along with other partners in the ecosystem such as IBM, Red Hat, and Intel, is actively supporting the innovation of the tool. The governance model is clear and the growing ecosystem speaks about the long-term viability of the tool DevOps teams prefer Kubernetes because of its operations-centric design. At the same time, developers appreciate how it’s not heavily prescriptive, unlike other PaaS offerings. They can easily package apps using its flexible service discovery and integration feature. www.Clickittech.com

  4. What is K8S? The term Kubernetes is derived from a Greek word that means pilot or helmsman. K8S is a short form or abbreviation of Kubernetes. The number 8 refers to the eight alphabets that stand between ‘K’ and ‘S’ in the word (K U B E R N E T E S).

  5. What are Containers? A container is a software package that includes software dependencies such as libraries, OS-level apps, 3rd party code, etc. As such, administrators get the flexibility to run multiple apps on a single virtual machine or a server while being able to seamlessly move them across various environments. Containers run on top of the underlying hardware and the host OS, sharing the OS kernel and other dependencies. With the underlying infrastructure abstracted, containers are lightweight and highly portable. Compared with virtual machines, containers consume fewer resources as multiple containers share a single OS kernel. While a virtual machine typically weighs several gigabytes, containers are normally around 500 MB as they don’t require a full OS. Containers can start and terminate in a few seconds because they don’t need the entire operating system to get started. www.Clickittech.com

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