Managing Your Kubernetes Clusters

Introduction

IT infrastructure isn’t static. Technology advancements and business demands have pushed IT departments to embrace hybrid environments comprised of virtualized workloads, private and public clouds, container-based applications, and Kubernetes clusters. As the platforms have changed, so too have the requirements for IT operations. Now more than ever, managing IT operations means.
» Focusing on enabling services rather than managing systems
» Establishing trusted processes to ensure compliance and meeting service levels rather than controlling everything
» Automating the infrastructure to deliver greater responsiveness
To successfully address these challenges, IT departments need a
unified management solution that provides a consistent crossplatform experience and enables enterprises to accelerate service delivery while maintaining complete operational and life cycle management.

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