k8s seems to be everywhere, and many major cloud providers support it.
We can simply package the binary as a Docker container (with an added advantage that it doesn't require compiling statically), and submit the Kubernetes. However kubernetes does not have a mechanism for data storage/transfers, so we might also have to deploy a distributed data store too.
k8s seems to be everywhere, and many major cloud providers support it.
We can simply package the binary as a Docker container (with an added advantage that it doesn't require compiling statically), and submit the Kubernetes. However kubernetes does not have a mechanism for data storage/transfers, so we might also have to deploy a distributed data store too.