Kubernetes environments for containerized applications.
Kubernetes is a system for managing containers. Think of it like having a bunch of applications packed into containers, kind of like putting them in boxes. Kubernetes automates how you run, scale, and manage those containers so everything stays reliable and stable.
Kubernetes makes your life easier by taking away the need to manually keep track of where and how to run your applications. It automates those tasks that would otherwise take you a lot of time and effort.
Kubernetes **automatically keeps your system in the declared state you define, and experienced admins only use imperative configurations as quick temporary fixes while they’re building out a declarative configuration. Basically, think of it this way: **Kubernetes can handle apps that don’t remember anything—like a simple web server—and also apps that do save user data, like sessions or other stored information. In other words, it can manage both stateless applications and stateful ones that keep data long-term. Kubernetes is open-source, you can run it anywhere—on your own machine or with any cloud provider. In other words, your workloads aren’t locked in one place, and you can move them around easily whenever you need to.
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