Kubernetes

Kubernetes progressively rolls out changes to applications or configurations while monitoring health, automatically rolling back if issues occur.

Pods receive their own IP addresses and DNS names, enabling load balancing without modifying applications.

Automatically mounts storage systems from local, cloud providers, or network storage like iSCSI or NFS.

Deploys and updates secrets and application configurations without rebuilding images or exposing secrets.

Places containers based on resource requirements and constraints to optimize utilization and availability.

Manages batch and CI workloads, replacing failed containers as needed.

Restarts crashed containers, replaces pods, reattaches storage, and integrates with autoscalers for node-level healing.

Scales applications up or down manually or automatically based on CPU usage and adjusts resource requests dynamically.