What this means is that it would take some time to set it up but more than setting it up, you might probably get access to it only during staging phase or something like that. The general perception about a management solution like Kubernetes is that it would require quite a bit of setup for you to try it out locally. It is important that you go through some basic material on its concepts, so that we can directly get down into its commands. I have written a couple of other articles that go through a high level overview of Kubernetes: There are multiple articles on that and I suggest that you go through it. I do not want to spend time explaining about what Kubernetes is and its building blocks like Pods, Replication Controllers, Services, Deployments and more. Check out the list of features at the home page.
Production readiness (Damn it, Pokemon Go met its scale due to Kubernetes).Rate at which features are being released.Support of multiple OS and infrastructure software vendors.Decades of experience running its predecessor at Google.Great momentum in terms of activities & contribution at its Open Source Project.To the best of my undestanding, these points include: There is no doubt about that because of multiple factors. Personally I think if you are looking for a container management solution in today’s world, you have to invest your time in Kubernetes (k8s).
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