At a very high level we all know kubernetes allows developers to share their dependencies and software with IT operations.
1. It reduces workload and resolves contradictions between several environments. It enables developers to respond to customer requirements while depending on the cloud for a load of functioning applications.
2. Kubernetes helps in simplifying the container tasks, majorly on the rolling updates you do and Canary deployment, lastly very useful in auto-scaling. from my experience, this really helps in streamline the build, testing, and deploying pipelines.
Typically when containers follow the DevOps approach, they can quickly switch between various deploy platforms and frameworks. This functionality is offered because container orchestration is skeptical towards languages and platforms, so any kind of application can run within the container.
Largely simplifies the process of moving containers between different types of host systems. For example, if you want to migrate from Ubuntu to Red Hat, you can do it easily with containers.
The best part is that kubernetes enables developers to obtain instant feedback on their builds without waiting in queues. The pipeline offers necessary productivity, efficiency, and convenience that allows developers to define CI configurations apace with code in the same depository
The key areas I feel very benefited by Kubernetes are
Quick delivery of software with improved compliance
Facilitates continual enhancement
Enhances collaboration and transparency across the team(s) that are responsible for delivering the software.
Effectively reduce development costs and security risks
Kubernetes (K8s) is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
It groups containers that make up an application into logical units for easy management and discovery. Kubernetes builds upon 15 years of experience of running production workloads at Google, combined with best-of-breed ideas and practices from the community.
At a very high level we all know kubernetes allows developers to share their dependencies and software with IT operations.
1. It reduces workload and resolves contradictions between several environments. It enables developers to respond to customer requirements while depending on the cloud for a load of functioning applications.
2. Kubernetes helps in simplifying the container tasks, majorly on the rolling updates you do and Canary deployment, lastly very useful in auto-scaling. from my experience, this really helps in streamline the build, testing, and deploying pipelines.
Typically when containers follow the DevOps approach, they can quickly switch between various deploy platforms and frameworks. This functionality is offered because container orchestration is skeptical towards languages and platforms, so any kind of application can run within the container.
Largely simplifies the process of moving containers between different types of host systems. For example, if you want to migrate from Ubuntu to Red Hat, you can do it easily with containers.
The best part is that kubernetes enables developers to obtain instant feedback on their builds without waiting in queues. The pipeline offers necessary productivity, efficiency, and convenience that allows developers to define CI configurations apace with code in the same depository
The key areas I feel very benefited by Kubernetes are
@Aravind Madhava, thank you very much for such a detailed answer!