The continuous deployment and testing features provided by Kubernetes help you develop and deploy products faster.

Kubernetes has the ability to restart failed containers, as well as eliminate failed container nodes and replaces them with new ones.

This is an important feature of Kubernetes. You can deploy Kubernetes anywhere: on-premise, public cloud or even a hybrid infrastructure.

You can automatically mount the storage system of your choice, whether that’s a public cloud like AWS, or a network storage system, such as NFS, Ceph, Cinder, or Flocker and Kubernetes will synch with it to ensure your team’s work is safely stored.

You can easily scale Kubernetes to meet your requirements as they evolve over time. You can run multiple containers simultaneously. The automation and orchestration capabilities allow scaling without the intervention of the DevOps team.

When updates or changes are rolled out to your application and configuration, Kubernetes ensures that your application’s performance isn’t negatively effected. If an error occurs it automatically rolls-back the changes.