title: str = "Containerization and Kubernetes Orchestration"

content: str = """
Containerization is a lightweight form of virtualization that packages an 
application and its dependencies together, ensuring consistency across 
different environments. Kubernetes (K8s) is the industry-standard platform 
for orchestrating these containers at scale.

**Benefits of Containerization:**
1. **Portability:** "Build once, run anywhere." Containers run identically 
   on a developer's laptop, in a test environment, or in the cloud.
2. **Efficiency:** Containers share the host OS kernel, making them much 
   faster to start and less resource-intensive than Virtual Machines (VMs).
3. **Isolation:** Each container runs in its own isolated user space, 
   preventing conflicts between applications.

**Kubernetes Core Concepts:**
*   **Pods:** The smallest deployable units in Kubernetes, containing one or 
    more containers.
*   **Nodes:** The worker machines (physical or virtual) that run the pods.
*   **Clusters:** A set of nodes grouped together and managed by a control 
    plane.
*   **Services:** An abstract way to expose an application running on a set 
    of Pods as a network service.

Architects choose Kubernetes when they require complex deployment patterns, 
fine-grained control over resource allocation, or a provider-agnostic 
platform for multi-cloud strategies.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
