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explain Kubernetes like I'm five and if you're lucky i may share my legos with you
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When the kindergarten goes to visit a museum or play in the park, you need a couple of grown ups to take care of you.
The grownups are the ones that
One big difference between this example and an orchestrator, is that k8s doesn't hesitate to "kill" instances that misbehave and start new ones.
!remindme 3 days
Wait, this isn't Reddit.
Kubernetes is just a Theme Park :)
Blogged a longer explanation here
My favorite material about this:
Docker runs containers. Kubernetes orchestrates containers. Orchestration is how you stitch multiple containers together into a greater whole: for example, you can have several application containers (and scale out to add more application containers at runtime) talking to a database container. It's possible to do this with Docker alone, but prohibitively complicated at the low level of individual containers. The language of "pods", "services", "deployments", and so on that Kubernetes employs lets you operate at the level of multiple interacting containers instead.