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Kubernetes is great at keeping things running, but it doesn’t automatically know when to run them. That’s where autoscaling comes in. If you are running a standard web server, native

Static infrastructure fails dynamic applications. Provisioning for peaks wastes money, while provisioning for averages guarantees crashes during spikes. Kubernetes handles deployment, but resource management requires Horizontal Pod Autoscaling. It creates

Most Kubernetes users install a CNI, configure it once, and hope they never have to touch it again. That works fine for a test cluster. In production, however, your networking