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Kubernetes and Orchestration for Cloud-Native Apps Kubernetes helps teams run cloud-native apps with less manual work. It automates deployment, scaling, and recovery, so services stay available even when machines fail. At its core, Kubernetes stores the desired state of your workload and makes it real across a cluster of machines. A few ideas to know as you start: Pods are the smallest units. They run containers and share network and storage. Deployments manage replicas, updates, and rollback plans. Services give stable access to pods, while Ingress routes external traffic. ConfigMaps and Secrets separate configuration from code. StatefulSets and Persistent Volumes handle stateful apps safely. RBAC and Pod Security Standards protect access and run safety checks. Common patterns you will use: ...

Kubernetes and Container Orchestration Essentials Kubernetes is the leading platform for container orchestration. It helps you run many containers across a cluster, scale services up or down, and recover quickly from failures. With Kubernetes, you describe the desired state of your application, and the system works to keep the real state in line. The main ideas are Pods, Controllers, and Networking. A Pod is the smallest deployable unit and can hold one or more containers. Controllers like Deployments manage the rollout and scaling of pods. StatefulSets handle apps with stable identity, while DaemonSets run a task on every node. These pieces work together to keep your apps running as you expect. ...