Kubernetes on the Edge
A major benefit of edge computing is that it reduces long-distance communication between clients and servers. Edge nodes, however, are essentially another layer in the IT infrastructure that needs to be managed. Achieving that goal requires dynamic orchestration and automation across a wide range of hardware and software resources. Kubernetes acts as a critical layer of agonistic infrastructure capable of seamlessly…
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