Container Orchestration is important because: containers are lightweight, flexible and have given rise to the microservice approach. You will package different services that make up your solution into separate containers and deploy those containers across a cluster of hosts, usually virtual machines.
As the number of containers that you’ll need to manage increases, so will the need for container orchestration: a tool that automates the deployment, management, scaling, networking, and availability of container-based applications.
Learn more about Container Orchestration in our Kubernetes Training course
