Docker & Kubernetes Fundamentals: First step into the world of containers and cloud native by Ajay Kumar

Author:Ajay Kumar [Kumar, Ajay]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2019-09-04T22:00:00+00:00

On the more technical side though, we build a Kubernetes cluster to host our applications, and it can be anywhere, on-premises in your own datacenter or just about any cloud, and even your laptop when you're developing. Well, once we've got that, we package our apps, tell Kubernetes what they should look like, and then we just sit back, and we let Kubernetes do all the hard stuff of deploying and managing. So things like scaling, self-healing, running updates, all that stuff, no sweat. Kubernetes does it. I mean, there's obviously some up-front work from us to do like the packaging and set some of the thresholds and the likes, but honestly, with actually not a huge amount of effort from us, Kubernetes really can manage our apps, which definitely is magic, but capping it all off is the fact that it decouples our apps from any underlying environment, meaning we can switch between clouds, we can move back on-prem, and even back to the cloud again. It's all pretty easy with Kubernetes. Any you know what? In my opinion, it's got the brightest future of any technology I can remember. And on that note, that's it. I mean, there's a ton more in our Getting Started with Kubernetes course, but for us here and now, we're switching tack, and we're going to look at how we can prepare for all of this.

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