Understanding Kubernetes workload node objects
Kubernetes has a variety of objects to manage your cluster and your applications. Your applications run in workload nodes (virtual machines) and the containers are managed by the control plane.
You use manifests to tell the control plane how you want to configure your Kubernetes objects using manifests, and the control plane changes the state of the cluster to your desired state.
In other words, you tell the control plane how to configure the workload nodes with your containers, networking, security, and storage. And the control plane makes it happen.
In this article, learn the definitions of the workload objects. And learn some initial best practices to use when defining your Kubernetes objects.
Continue reading “Understanding Kubernetes workload node objects”