Kubernetes (k8s) has transformed the way applications are deployed in the cloud. However, its potential goes far beyond the traditional cloud infrastructure alone. As computing moves towards edge environments, Kubernetes is proving to be a great enabler for managing distributed applications at the edge.

What exactly is Kubernetes' role in edge computing, and how does it empower businesses to harness the edge?

In this blog post, we’ll explore what edge computing is, some of the challenges it presents, and how Kubernetes can effectively address such challenges.

"In a cloud-native world, Kubernetes is the foundation that lets you move fast—without breaking things."

In today’s landscape of software development, cloud computing has become the standard for application deployment. And when it comes to cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes has emerged over the past decade as the de facto standard for orchestrating and managing containerized applications.

Originally developed by Google and now maintained by the CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation), Kubernetes is an open-source, cloud-agnostic platform that addresses many of the complexities involved in deploying, scaling, and operating modern cloud-native applications.