Source: medium.com
Deliver Your Apps to Kubernetes FasterCategory: Business, Kubernetes, Docker, Architecture
Kubernetes is currently the most popular container orchestration platform used by enterprises, organizations and individuals to run their workloads. Kubernetes provides software developers with great flexibility in how they can design and architect systems and applications.
Kubernetes forces developers to learn and understand its internals fluently in order to deploy workloads, secure them and integrate with other systems.
Typically, when you would like to deploy a web application, in the simplest case scenario, you would need to: However, before you can create a deployment (i.e. command Kubernetes to run a specific number of containers with your application), you need to start with building a container image that includes all the necessary software components to run your app and of course the app itself.
A significant part of that transition came to offer a feature that makes deploying apps to Kubernetes as user-friendly as Cloud Foundry does.
Kubernetes forces developers to learn and understand its internals fluently in order to deploy workloads, secure them and integrate with other systems.
Typically, when you would like to deploy a web application, in the simplest case scenario, you would need to: However, before you can create a deployment (i.e. command Kubernetes to run a specific number of containers with your application), you need to start with building a container image that includes all the necessary software components to run your app and of course the app itself.
A significant part of that transition came to offer a feature that makes deploying apps to Kubernetes as user-friendly as Cloud Foundry does.
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