Anyone who works in IT, in any capacity connected to software will have heard Kubernetes more than once.
While the answer is obvious to anyone in the prog/dev space and many people outside, for others it’s really unclear. People keep trying to explain it to me but it sounds like gibberish. please ?
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At its core, Kubernetes excels at achieving desired state. Let’s say I always want 3 instances of my web application running for high availability and performance. I tell Kubernetes that and it will always try to have 3 instances running.
I’m skipping a lot of stuff like containers, clusters, and software defined networks but basically that’s what Kubernetes is, an orchestration engine for containers.
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