Kubernetes in Details (A to Z ) || Session 01 || By SVK || what is Kubernetes ?
Channel: ITSP
Date: 2024-03-02

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#itsp 
#kubernetes 
#k8s 

Cluster: A collection of machines (physical or virtual)
working together to run containerized applications. It
consists of two main parts:
Control Plane: The brain of the cluster, responsible for
scheduling containers on nodes, managing deployments, and
providing an API for interacting with the cluster.
Nodes: Machines in the cluster that run containerized
applications.
Pods: The smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes. A pod is
a group of one or more containers that share storage and
network resources. These containers are tightly coupled
and are meant to be scheduled together.
Deployments: A higher-level abstraction that represents a
desired state for pods. You define the number of pods you
want running, the container image to use, and other
configurations. Kubernetes ensures that the desired number
of pods are running and healthy