In this chapter, we have briefly discussed Kubernetes concepts and the Kubernetes architecture, and the main difference between Kubernetes and Docker Swarm. We installed Kubernetes using Minikube, which is a very easy-to-use CLI tool with which to set up a Kubernetes lab environment. Then we used the kubectl command to perform various tasks such as running, editing, describing, and deleting Kubernetes pods and other Kubernetes resources. Finally, we finished by listing the main Kubernetes limitations, which we are going to address later in this book.
In the next chapter, we are going to work with CRI-O, which is a universal container runtime interface that allows Kubernetes to provide support for different container platforms.
