Overview
Kubernetes is an open source container orchestration system for automating containerized application deployment, scaling, and management across cloud servers.
One of the core features of Kubernetes is that it can independently manage containers to ensure that the containers run as expected. For example, if you want your Apache application to run all the time, Kubernetes will automatically monitor the running status, restart containers, and create new containers to keep Apache running. Administrator can load a microservice for the service planner. In addition, Kubernetes systematically improves tools and makes itself more user-friendly to deploy applications.
You can access CCE, a hosted Kubernetes service, using the CCE console, kubectl, or Kubernetes APIs. Before using CCE, you can learn the following Kubernetes concepts.
Containers and Kubernetes
Pods, Labels, and Namespaces
Pod Orchestration and Scheduling
Kubernetes Networking
Persistent Storage
Authentication and Authorization
Auto Scaling
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