Kubernetesnative

Kubernetes native refers to applications and systems designed specifically to run on and leverage the capabilities of Kubernetes. This approach emphasizes cloud-native principles, such as containerization, microservices, and declarative APIs, with Kubernetes serving as the core orchestration platform. Applications built with a Kubernetes native mindset are typically packaged as containers, deployed as pods, and managed by Kubernetes controllers. They often interact with Kubernetes through its API for service discovery, configuration management, and scaling. This design pattern aims to maximize the benefits of Kubernetes, including resilience, scalability, and portability. The ecosystem surrounding Kubernetes native development includes tools for building, deploying, and managing these applications, such as container registries, CI/CD pipelines, and observability tools. The goal is to create applications that are inherently suited to the dynamic and distributed nature of Kubernetes environments, leading to more efficient resource utilization and faster development cycles.