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Kubernetes, also known as K8s, is a self-healing, load-balanced, automated orchestration platform that manages containers, storage, DNS, and scales your infrastructure to meet changing loads. Just as the standard 40-foot shipping container and cargo ship revolutionized intercontinental trade and made the merchant clipper ship a relic, standardized software containers and orchestration platforms like Kubernetes are replacing manual configuration methods. If you manually configure your servers, you should see how Kubernetes can streamline your operation.
There is a wide range of K8s solutions available in the Vultr ecosystem. You can browse all first-party integrations and managed services by visiting the Kubernetes solutions page.

When we announced our API v2 last year, we were excited to garner feedback directly from our amazing developer community. We’ve taken your feedback and worked to improve not only the API but also our entire ecosystem. We’ve already seen tremendous adoption of API v2 and today we are pleased to announce that API v2 has reached General Availability!

When we announced our API v2 last year, we were excited to garner feedback directly from our amazing developer community. We’ve taken your feedback and worked to improve not only the API but also our entire ecosystem. We’ve already seen tremendous adoption of API v2 and today we are pleased to announce that API v2 has reached General Availability!

Kubernetes, also known as K8s, is a self-healing, load-balanced, automated orchestration platform that manages containers, storage, DNS, and scales your infrastructure to meet changing loads. Just as the standard 40-foot shipping container and cargo ship revolutionized intercontinental trade and made the merchant clipper ship a relic, standardized software containers and orchestration platforms like Kubernetes are replacing manual configuration methods. If you manually configure your servers, you should see how Kubernetes can streamline your operation. There is a wide range of K8s solutions available in the Vultr ecosystem. You can browse all first-party integrations and managed services by visiting the Kubernetes solutions page.