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Integrating Kubernetes cluster on CloudStack

CloudStack Kubernetes can be described as an integration between the CloudStack cloud computing platform and the Kubernetes container orchestration platform.

Kubernetes is a well-known open-source platform. It helps automate the deployment, scaling, as well as management of containerized applications. In other words, it offers a powerful platform for managing containerized applications and promotes the efficient use of resources.

Kubernetes cluster on CloudStack enables the deployment and management of Kubernetes clusters within a CloudStack environment. This integration results in a unified platform for managing both VMs and containers. Furthermore, this enables users to run containerized applications alongside traditional virtual machine workloads.

Now, let’s take a look at the many features offered by setting up Kubernetes cluster on CloudStack:

• Easy deployment

  Clusters can be easily deployed within a CloudStack environment with a single command. Furthermore, this makes it easier to set up and manage Kubernetes clusters, reducing the time and effort required.
• Scalability

  We can easily scale Kubernetes clusters up or down to accommodate changes in demand for containerized applications. Additionally, helps users efficiently use resources and avoid wastage.
• Resource management

  We can manage Kubernetes clusters alongside VMs in a CloudStack environment. This offers a unified platform for managing resources. Furthermore, it ensures that resources are used efficiently and enables effective resource planning.
• Automated provisioning

   

• Additionally, clusters can be automatically provisioned using CloudStack’s automation capabilities. In fact, this goes a long way in simplifying the process of creating and managing Kubernetes clusters.
• High availability

  We can easily deploy clusters in multiple availability zones within a CloudStack environment. Furthermore, this offers high availability and redundancy for containerized applications.

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Conclusion

In brief, our Support Techs introduced us to the many benefits of integrating the Kubernetes cluster on CloudStack.