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Now that you under the value of conterization, how does Kubernetes come into play?
It's important that you understand the value of Kubernetes, otherwise, it's going to be difficult to understand the return on the investment.
Here's a quick recap:
- Orchestrate multiple instances of a container across a pool of resources.
- Zero-downtime deployments
- Self-healing applications
- Bin-packing
Go to this KataCoda lab and follow the instructions.
Try to modify the Kubernetes deployment so that you deploy 10 instances of a pod.
What kubectl command can you run to check the status of a deployment? Try it out.
Don't forget, we'll have a parking lot session at the end of the day. Let us know what you'd like to add to our list.