19.3 Facilitating Enterprise Workloads Management with Kubernetes
Kubernetes solves all three of the key enterprise IT/Admin challenges with running servers.
Increasing the processing power of your cluster is usually as simple as a few mouse clicks. On the other side, this makes it risky from a cost perspective.
Helm is the standard tool for defining what’s running in the cluster.
Instead of the ten steps required in a typical server-based deployment. There are just three steps for Kubernetes.
What are the biggest strengths of Kubernetes as a scaling tool? What are some drawbacks?
Strengths:
Automatic Load Balancing
Horizontal Scaling
Infrastructure Agnosticism
Drawbacks:
Managing and maintaining a Kubernetes cluster can be complex and time-consuming and really requires a highly competent Kubernetes admin
Networking in Kubernetes can also be quite complicated.