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Features & Limitations

+	Service Discovery	Exposes containers using DNS names or IP addresses
+	Load Balancing	Balances network traffic for stable deployments
+	Self-Healing	Restarts, replaces, and kills containers that fail or don’t respond to health checks
+	Horizontal Scaling	Automatically increases or decreases the number of pods based on CPU utilization
+	Deployment	Manages the deployment of applications, ensuring the desired state is maintained
+	Storage Orchestration	Automatically mounts storage systems like local storages and public cloud providers
+	Persistent Storage	Provides storage solutions that retain data even after pods are killed or rescheduled
+	Automatic Bin Packing	Allocates CPU and memory resources efficiently across nodes
+	Resource Quotas and Limits	Enables administrators to enforce resource usage limits on users and namespaces, preventing resource exhaustion
+	Image Registry Integration	Seamlessly integrates with container registries (like Docker Hub, Google Container Registry) to pull and manage container images
-	Steep Learning Curve	Requires significant training and practice to develop and operate containers effectively. Debugging, integration, and troubleshooting demands expertise.
-	Transition Complexity	Transitioning to it can be confusing and time-consuming
-	Not Ideal for Small Start-ups	May not be useful for small start-ups that do not require scaling
-	Planning Requirements	Requires extensive planning ahead of time

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