Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open source platform for managing containerized workloads and services, facilitating both declarative configuration and automation. Kubernetes was developed by Google, and the first committer after Google was Red Hat.
Kubernetes manages application integrity, replicates load balancing, and allocates hardware resources. One of the fundamental tasks of Kubernetes is the work of maintaining an application, making it work, and responding to all user requests. Apps that become unhealthy or do not complete the health check that you decide for them can be flushed automatically. Another advantage offered by Kubernetes is maximizing the use of hardware resources, including the memory, storage, and network bandwidth. Applications can have varying limits regarding the use of resources. Many apps that use minimal resources can be grouped together...