Kubernetes Overview
How Kubernetes Works
Kubernetes manages clusters of compute instances and schedules containers to run on the clusters based on available resources and the resources requested by each container. Kubernetes runs and scales containers in logical groups called pods. Kubernetes control plane components determine when and where to run pods, manage traffic routing, and scale pods based on the resource utilization or metrics you define.
Why Kubernetes
Kubernetes is an open source project. You can use it to run your containerized applications without changing the toolsets you use. Kubernetes is maintained by a large community of volunteers who continuously improve it. Many other open source projects and vendors are also building and maintaining Kubernetes-compatible software that you can use to improve and extend your application architecture.
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Run applications at scale
Kubernetes allows you to define complex containerized applications and run them at scale across a cluster of servers.
Kubernetes allows you to define complex containerized applications and run them at scale across a cluster of servers.
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Migrate applications seamlessly
Containerized applications are separated from their underlying resources. Therefore, you can seamlessly migrate your containerized applications from local development machines to production deployments in the cloud using the same toolset.
Containerized applications are separated from their underlying resources. Therefore, you can seamlessly migrate your containerized applications from local development machines to production deployments in the cloud using the same toolset.
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Scale pods easily
Kubernetes automatically scales pods based on monitoring metrics. It monitors and maintains your containers to ensure that services run reliably.
Kubernetes automatically scales pods based on monitoring metrics. It monitors and maintains your containers to ensure that services run reliably.
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Add more scalability
As an open source project, Kubernetes is maintained by a large community of developers and companies that build extensions, integrations, and plug-ins to help you do more with Kubernetes.
As an open source project, Kubernetes is maintained by a large community of developers and companies that build extensions, integrations, and plug-ins to help you do more with Kubernetes.
HUAWEI CLOUD in the Kubernetes Community
HUAWEI CLOUD has long been actively engaging with the Kubernetes community, being a founding member and initiator of open source projects, and provides powerful services and features for Kubernetes users.
KCSP
HUAWEI CLOUD is one of world's first Kubernetes Certified Service Providers (KCSPs) and China's first participant in the Kubernetes community.
CNCF
HUAWEI CLOUD is a founder and platinum member of Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). CCE is the world's first container service to pass the Certified Kubernetes Conformance Program.
Kubernetes
Huawei holds 10 Maintainer seats in the community, and ranks No. 1 in Asia and No. 4 in the world in terms of committed code.
KATA Containers
Huawei is one of the initiators of the Kata Containers open source project and one of the 5 members of the Kata Containers Architecture Committee.
OPEN CONTAINER INITIATIVE
As one of the OCI founding members, Huawei continues to proactively promote the standardization of OCI by formulating standards of container runtimes and images.
More to come
HUAWEI CLOUD is dedicated to developing new technologies and solutions so that users in the community can run Kubernetes more efficiently. These services cover fields such as edge computing and container networking, and there are more to come.
Kubernetes FAQs
Kubernetes FAQs
Understand Kubernetes basics in FAQs.
Understand Kubernetes basics in FAQs.
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