An organization is developing applications by using Kubernetes. They want their teams to spend more time developing rather than managing clusters. Which Google Cloud service should the organization choose?
A. GKE Autopilot
Explanation:
- GKE Autopilot (Google Kubernetes Engine Autopilot) is a fully managed Kubernetes solution where Google Cloud manages the cluster's infrastructure (e.g., provisioning, scaling, and maintenance). This allows development teams to focus on developing applications instead of managing the underlying Kubernetes clusters.
Key benefits of GKE Autopilot:
- Automatic scaling and configuration of nodes.
- Built-in best practices for cluster management.
- Reduced operational overhead for developers.
Why not the other options?
B. Compute Engine:
Compute Engine provides virtual machines, and while Kubernetes can be run on them manually, it requires significant operational effort to manage the Kubernetes cluster yourself. This does not align with the goal of reducing cluster management overhead.
C. Cloud Run:
Cloud Run is a fully managed serverless solution for running containerized applications, but it is not a Kubernetes-based service. While Cloud Run simplifies deployment, it is not suitable for organizations that are specifically using Kubernetes.
D. GKE Standard:
GKE Standard is also a managed Kubernetes service, but it requires more involvement from the organization for tasks such as node management, scaling, and infrastructure maintenance. It offers more control than GKE Autopilot but at the cost of greater operational responsibility.
GKE Autopilot is a mode of operation in GKE in which Google manages your cluster configuration, including your nodes, scaling, security, and other preconfigured
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