A Kubernetes Cluster consists of a set of node machines that are used to run containerized applications. When you make use of Kubernetes and run it, you run clusters. It contains a master node and a cluster node wherein the master node maintains the required state of the cluster like the container images they use and the applications they run. Worker nodes, on the other hand, run the workloads and the applications.
The key advantage of a Kubernetes Cluster is that it can schedule as well as run containers across both physical and virtual machines in the cloud or on-premise. It has the desired state that helps in defining which workloads or applications should run, the images they use, and the resources that need to be made available.
To know more about Kubernetes Cluster, you must register for an industry-recognized Kubernetes Training.
You must also watch this YouTube tutorial:
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