Kubernetes integration
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Created in 2014 by Google and become Open Source in order to benefit the community, Kubernetes (K8S) makes it possible to deploy and synchronize its applications according to the principle of containerization. It is a tool that is often found in continuous integration and deployment cycles.
Kubernetes allows automated management of the deployment and execution of containerized application services. It thus simplifies application scalability.
The container orchestrator is aimed for CIOs who want to develop and deploy applications quickly and securely. It can run on a variety of infrastructures, whether on-premises servers or cloud servers.
Finally, Kubernetes acts as a complement to Docker and Containers, without being dependent on them. These come to isolate applications in containers when Kubernetes facilitates synchronization. Using them together makes it possible to reinforce the robustness of the infrastructures and to guarantee high availability and scalability of the applications.
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Open source
- Free to use and free on any platform
Multi Cloud
- Ability to host workloads running on various clouds
Efficient
- Allows developers to focus on application development rather than related infrastructure, network or storage issues
Optimal
- Optimal use of system resources and load balancing as needed
Automated
- Built-in commands to automate deployment and scaling processes, and make them easy to replicate
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- Maintenance and monitoring
- Integration of the Kubernetes solution in the deployment process for increasing the reliability of applications
- Implementation of the Kubernetes solution from a CI/CD perspective for automation and security of integrations and deployments
- Integration with the various Cloud services :
