How to Achieve Zero-Downtime Application with Kubernetes

I’ve worked on on-premised and managed Kubernetes clusters for more than seven years. What I can say is that containers have drastically changed the hosting landscape! It has brought a lot of facilities where complex setups were required. Having several instances, with rolling restart, zero downtime, health check, etc. It was such a pain and time effort before (implementing VRRP solution, application monitoring restart with monit like, load balancing haproxy like)! So everything is more accessible with Kubernetes now, but if you want to build the perfect setup for your application’s lifecycle, you must still understand how it works and which strategy you should follow depending on your situation. In this article, I’ll explain why and how you can achieve a zero-downtime application with Kubernetes and what <a href="https://www.qovery.com/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Qovery</a> handles for you if you use it. <a href="https://blog.devops.dev/how-to-achieve-zero-downtime-application-with-kubernetes-ba52fdea9a9b">Visit Now</a>