We use Kubernetes for workload standardization, portability across environments, and to meet strict air-gapped requirements that cloud-native PaaS solutions can’t satisfy.
EXPOSE and containerPort fields serve documentation and integration purposes but do not enforce network policies; actual port exposure depends on container runtime and service configurations.
Developers must meet basic Kubernetes readiness criteria before deploying to production clusters.
Use environment variables and Kubernetes Secrets to inject sensitive data into your application, keeping ConfigMaps safe for version control.
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