A year back, I got started with Dockers Containers. 2-3 months down the road and I realized that thankfully I learnt a revolutionary technology because of some of the following reasons:
Following are some of the areas where I felt the need for some tool to do following:
The requirements such as above could easily be fulfilled by Kubernetes.
As I deep dived in the world of Kubernetes, I realized that this is one of the coolest tool I came across in recent past which for sure would act as feather in the cap for DevOps professionals working with Docker containers.
Following are some of the key building blocks of Kubernetes which simplified the way I setup multiple containers together and able to maintain a specific number of replicas at any point of time while exposing those containers as a service.
With the emerging trends of cloud-native apps where containers and microservices form the key components, Kubernetes has been identified as the most critical component to take the cloud-native apps management to a different level altogether. As a matter of fact, CNCF.io has also recognized Kubernetes as the first tool that serves the Cloud-native apps requirements. And, with Docker containers technology becoming the most popular containerization technology at this point of time, their marriage is only going to make both of them stronger than any other cloud-native configuration requiring container and container orchestration tool to work in tandem.
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