Deploying Applications

Remoteness

Deploying resources to a Kubernetes cluster running in AWS is no different from deployments anywhere else, including Minikube. That’s one of the big advantages of Kubernetes, or of any other container scheduler. We have a layer of abstraction between hosting providers and our applications. As a result, we can deploy (almost) any YAML definition to any Kubernetes cluster, no matter where it is.

It gives up a very high level of freedom and allows us to avoid vendor locking. Sure, we are cannot effortlessly switch from one scheduler to another, meaning ...