Orchestrating your containers is the most difficult task to perform in the microservices environment. Kubernetes, as a container orchestrator, stands out in solving this. We have seen how to generate the configuration file for Kubernetes with JHipster, followed by deploying the application to the Google Cloud.
So far, we've seen how we can develop and deploy an e-commerce application using JHipster. We started with a monolith and we successfully scaled it into a microservice architecture, all with the help of JHipster and the various tools and technologies it supports. With this chapter, our journey of developing the e-commerce web application comes to an end and we hope you had a wonderful experience following it though.
In the next chapter, we will see how you can use JHipster further to create an application with a React client-side application, so stay tuned...
