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Kubernetes functions as a centralized control system that manages a cluster of multiple servers, known as nodes, to run containerized applications reliably. It follows a declarative model where you provide a configuration file defining your "desired state," and the system automatically works to achieve it. The Control Plane acts as the brain, making global decisions about the cluster and detecting when a container or node has failed. Meanwhile, Worker Nodes are the individual machines that actually run the applications, guided by an agent called the Kubelet.

A key component called the Scheduler constantly evaluates which nodes have enough CPU and memory to host new containers, ensuring ba…

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