Scaling your applications with Kubernetes and Docker
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Claims that Kubernetes plus Docker gives automated scaling, self‑healing and zero‑downtime updates by managing replica counts from a declarative manifest (YAML/JSON), performing health checks and readiness and liveness probes, and replacing failed pods automatically. Demonstrates use of a Docker registry (Docker Hub registry), multi‑node clusters on VMs or Raspberry Pi, and container runtimes like containerd/runc. Shows rolling updates and instant rollbacks, warns minikube not for production, recommends at least two VMs and external storage (S3/Blob) and central logging (ELK).
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