Kubernetes — Overview¶
Kubernetes, also shortened to "K8s," is an orchestration platform. Rather than replacing container engines like Docker, it integrates with them and extends their capabilities — relying on the same underlying virtualization models (hypervisors and containers) and coordinating them at a larger scale. See Concepts for what that looks like conceptually (horizontal scaling, self-healing, automated rollouts/rollbacks, etc.).
Security module
In this section¶
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Basics | minikube and the core kubectl commands for working with a local cluster. |
Planned but not yet documented
The source notes for this category include placeholder headings for Cluster Architecture, Workload & Scheduling, Services & Networking, Storage, and Troubleshooting — none of them have content yet, so no pages have been created for them. They'll be added here once real notes exist for each topic.