Kubernetes

Definition

An open-source platform that manages “containerized” units to assist with running data consistently and resiliently across cloud-based services.

Microservices like Kubernetes tend to provide more reliable, scalable solutions in contrast with monolithic architecture IT.

Kubernetes is a software maintenance solution for cloud-based services.

Both Kubernetes and Docker are container runtime solutions. Docker containerizes files, while Kubernetes manages containers.

Kubernetes is used for managing container resources across the cloud.

Containerization

Containerization is a virtualization technique that focuses on packaging apps into portable computing environments to make development more flexible and streamlined.
Private Cloud

A private cloud is an isolated deployment option that a single organization accesses and controls.
Open Source

Open source is a decentralized software development framework that prioritizes collaboration and transparency. The source code to this software is open for the public to see and modify.
Hybrid Cloud

A hybrid cloud is a combination of public clouds, your private cloud, and your on-premises setup. All cloud services work together, share data and processes, and are managed in one computing environment.