Kubernetes Core Components and Terminologies Kubernetes, as a robust container orchestration platform, offers a rich ecosystem of components to simplify application deployment and management. Below is an expanded overview of the most important Kubernetes terminologies, providing deeper insights into their functionality. 1. Job: Managing Batch Workloads A Job in Kubernetes ensures that a specified number of Pods execute tasks to completion. Once the tasks are completed, the Pods terminate, making Jobs ideal for one-time or batch processing tasks. Key Use Cases : Data processing pipelines. Database migrations. Sending automated emails or notifications. Advanced Features : Parallel Jobs : Distribute tasks across multiple Pods for faster execution. Completion Policies : Define when a Job is considered successfully completed. 2. Namespace: Segregating Resources Namespaces are logical partitions within a Kubernetes cluster, designed to isolate resources among different teams, projects, or e...
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