Comparing Kubernetes Vs  Docker 

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What's the difference?

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What is Docker?

Docker is a platform designed for automating deployment of apps in form of portable, self-sufficient containers so that applications can work efficiently in different environments.

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What is Kubernetes?

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Based on PLATFORMS SUPPORTED

Kubernetes can run on laptops, and virtual machines on cloud providers like AWS, etc., whereas, Docker is available on Windows and Mac to install a single-node Docker Swarm.

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Based on EASE IN UPGRADING

Kubernetes Client and Server packages must be manually updated on all systems. You can, however, upgrade the Docker Engine under Docker for Mac and Windows with just one click.

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Based on LOGGING AND MONITORING TOOLS

Kubernetes provides an in-built tool for logging and monitoring, while Docker uses a third-party tool like ELK for logging and monitoring.

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Based on AUTO-SCALING FEATURE

Kubernetes has the capability of auto-scaling, whereas, Docker does not offer this feature.

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Based on LOAD BALANCING

In Kubernetes, we have to manually configure our load balancing settings, whereas, in Docker, our load balancing settings are auto-configured.

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