Kubernetes cluster architecture
Leverage this Kubernetes cluster architecture diagram example to conceptualize and optimize your own cloud-native infrastructure.
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about this example
Kubernetes clusters are the foundation of modern, scalable application deployment. This diagram demonstrates:
- Control Plane Components: The central management tools including the API server, scheduler, controller manager, and etcd.
- Node Structure: The workings inside a node showing kubelet and kube-proxy and their interaction with containers.
- Cloud Integration: Interaction between the cluster’s control plane and the cloud provider API for resource management.
- Pod Management: How pods are managed on each node, showcasing the Container Runtime Interface (CRI) and actual pod instances.
When to use
- Infrastructure Design: When architecting the infrastructure for containerized applications, ensuring best practices in cluster setup.
- Training Purposes: To train new engineers on the components and interactions within a Kubernetes cluster.
- Cloud Transition: For teams transitioning from traditional hosting to cloud-native services, providing a clear structure of Kubernetes on a cloud provider.
How to use
- Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram.
- Customize diagram: Add/modify nodes, groups, and relationships using a diagram-as-code syntax, customizing the architecture to suit your deployment needs.
- Customize layout: Adjust the placement and size of elements on the diagram for better readability and flow.
- Collect feedback: Share the diagram with your team and stakeholders to gather feedback and achieve a collaborative final design.
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