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How is Kubernetes (k8s) different from Docker?

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The differences between Kubernetes and Docker is as follows:-

  1. Applications in Kubernetes are deployed as a combination of pods, deployments, and services. Applications in Docker are deployed in the form of Kubernetes.

  2. Autoscaling feature is available in Kubernetes. Whereas in Docker, autoscaling feature is not available

  3. There are two kinds of health checks in Kubernetes: Which are liveness and readiness. While in docker, health checks are limited to services only.

  4. Setup and configuration of Kubernetes are very hard. At the same time, Docker’s setup and installation are easy.

  5. Talking about fault tolerance then it is low in Kubernetes. And in Docker fault tolerance is high.

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