➡️Pods: The building blocks of Kubernetes. Imagine a pod as a single container (your app) with its own storage and network settings.
➡️Deployments: Manage the lifecycle of your pods. Deployments allow you to scale your application up or down easily.
➡️Services: Act as an entry point for your pods, making them discoverable for other applications on the network. Think of it as your app's public address.
➡️Namespaces: Organize your Kubernetes resources (pods, deployments, services) logically. It's like having different folders for different projects.
➡️Affinity & Anti-Affinity: Control how close or far apart you want your containers to run. This can optimize performance by placing containers that need to communicate frequently together.
➡️Probes : This is a health check for your pods. They ensure your containers are running smoothly and not stuck in a zombie state.
➡️Resource Limiting: Allocate resources (CPU, memory) efficiently to avoid bottlenecks. It's like dividing up a pie – everyone gets a slice, but no one gets too much!
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