Answers
Here are some sample answers to the chapter questions:
- Here are a few reasons to consider a hosted Kubernetes offering:
- You do not want to or do not have the resources to install and manage a Kubernetes cluster
- You want to concentrate on what brings value to your business, which in most cases is the applications that are supposed to run on Kubernetes and not Kubernetes itself
- You prefer a cost model where you pay only for what you need
- The nodes of your Kubernetes cluster are automatically patched and updated
- Upgrading the version of Kubernetes with zero downtime is easy and straightforward
- The two main reasons to host container images on the cloud provider’s container registry (such as ACR on Microsoft Azure) are these:
- The images are geographically close to your Kubernetes cluster, and thus the latency and transfer network costs are minimal
- Production or production-like clusters are ideally sealed from the internet, and thus the Kubernetes cluster nodes cannot...