[Talk] What exactly is Kubernetes, is it a rare pokemon?

# What is exactly is Kubernetes, Is it a rare pokemon?

**Type**
- [ ] Workshop / Hands on
- [ ] Guest Lecture
- [ ] Webinar
- [x] Talk

**Abstract**
Rare Pokemon are hard to find. That's the same goes for Kubernetes. Except it is everywhere in today's tech space. It's blowing up faster than the next JS framework. But, it's not a bubble. It's a revolutionary tool that is gonna change how we look at Cloud-native in its entirety.

5 years ago, Kubernetes was released. It is an open-source container orchestration system for automating application deployment, scaling, and management. Originally designed by Google, now maintained by the Cloud Native Computing. It's great and you might have read this definition many times. But, you have this feeling you still don't have a grip about what it means. More importantly, why you should bother. Not worry anymore, because we will be talking about all these points and more to understand what K8's really is. What are the clusters? Why do we need an orchestration system for containers and much more?

**Pre-requisites**

- Will Update

**Expected duration**

An hour, it will be brief and a ton of fun.

**Level**

_Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced_

**Resources**

Will Update.

**Speaker Bio**

Vipul is a 1x OSS Software Engineer, 2x loves the community and party parrots. And, runs his own initiative for writing docs for startups and OSS organizations called Mixster.

**Social Links to your profile**
https://vipulgupta2048.me and @vipulgupta2048

**Month**
January, like the college, reopens.

@Sc0rpi0n101 @sjha2048 @TanyaaCJain @thisisayush Let me know if we can have lightening like a session on this. To get people introduced to this. I know its way above the league for some students but no harm in flirting with new stacks.

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