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Sort of. Each of those have their own k8s implementation. It's a standard way to define and run container workloads (jobs, services, etc) and related resource
by bsuvc 4y ago
Sort of.
Each of those have their own k8s implementation.
It's a standard way to define and run container workloads (jobs, services, etc) and related resources like storage, configs, secrets, etc.
- nitwit005 4y agoWhile, yes, they do support k8s, they have independent solutions to many of the same problems.