One of the main challenges of a microservices architecture is that the proliferation of services can increase the complexity of your systems unless you have a valid framework to orchestrate them from. Also, without a centralized function for authentication, data management, and an API gateway, the advantages of a microservices architecture are invalidated by these challenges.
In this sense, the arrival of Kubernetes is a real revolution in IT patterns. With the help of Kubernetes-based orchestration, you can enhance efficiency and resource utilization by managing and scheduling your microservices in a dynamic manner. This also adds an advanced resiliency level. You can continue to operate as demand varies, without worrying about container failure. To close the circle and unify all the components, we need a framework that has...