What is the difference between Docker and Kubernetes?

Docker creates and runs individual containers. Kubernetes orchestrates many containers across several servers — it handles scaling, availability and networking. The two complement each other.

Does my company need Kubernetes?

Only if you run many containerised services with high demands on scaling and availability. For simple applications Kubernetes is often too complex — lighter solutions are then sufficient.

Is Kubernetes hard to operate?

Self-operated, Kubernetes is demanding and calls for know-how. The managed services of the cloud providers take a large part of that complexity away and considerably lower the barrier to entry.

Kubernetes: container orchestration explained

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