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Kubernetes on AWS

You're reading from   Kubernetes on AWS Deploy and manage production-ready Kubernetes clusters on AWS

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788390071
Length 270 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ed Robinson Ed Robinson
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Preface 1. Google's Infrastructure for the Rest of Us FREE CHAPTER 2. Start Your Engines 3. Reach for the Cloud 4. Managing Change in Your Applications 5. Managing Complex Applications with Helm 6. Planning for Production 7. A Production-Ready Cluster 8. Sorry My App Ate the Cluster 9. Storing State 10. Managing Container Images 11. Other Books You May Enjoy

Availability

The availability is shown in the following diagram:

One of the most important things to think about when planning a production system is availability. It is almost always the case that we run software in order to provide our users with a service. If, for whatever reason, our software is not available to meet the requests our users put on it, then, often, we fail to meet their expectations. Depending on the service that your organization provides, unavailability could cause your users to be unhappy, inconvenienced, or even suffer losses or harm. Part of making an adequate plan for any production system is understanding how downtime or errors might affect your users.

Your definition of availability can depend on the sorts of workload that your cluster is running and your business requirements. A key part in planning a Kubernetes cluster is to understand the requirements...

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