Kubernetes is the de facto standard and fast-growing container management platform that enables a multitude of new, scalable, and resilient cloud native applications to thrive.
These container-based applications typically reside on a limited number of worker nodes that comprise a Kubernetes cluster. These clusters typically have one or three management nodes, depending on availability requirements.
Above that, you ideally have an orchestration service that orchestrates and lifecycles these guest clusters to standardize and automate. In vSphere with Tanzu these are called supervisor clusters that are built as the bridge between classical virtualization and the new cloud native realm. There is a lot to manage in the overall.
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