The Evolution of Cloud-Native Architectures: Exploring the Synergy between Kubernetes and Microservices
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https://doi.org/10.63282/3050-9246.IJETCSIT-V1I4P104Keywords:
Cloud-native architectures, Kubernetes, Microservices, Containerization, DevOps, Service Mesh, Orchestration, CI/CD, Scalability, ResilienceAbstract
Together, these aspects of virtualization have greatly transformed cloud computing's approach to the development, deployment, and management of applications. Together with the appearance of cloud-native architectures, companies have started to adopt efficient, resilient, and scalable software systems. Kubernetes: A highly useful orchestration tool for managing containerized applications in microservices architecture. This paper focuses on understanding Cloud-native architectures, combining Kubernetes with microservices, and its outcomes for software development and deployment. In this context, we detail the definitions and approaches of promising methods and techniques and the strategies for implementing this domain. We also discuss the potential issues and possible research opportunities for further development of this domain. The study is hoped to provide a heuristic to users who wish to adopt Kubernetes to construct robust microservices platforms
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