Tencent Kubernetes Engine
A stable, secure, efficient, elastically scalable and easy-to-use Kubernetes container management platform
Overview
Born out of the open-source Kubernetes system, Tencent Kubernetes Engine (TKE) provides container-centric, highly scalable and high-performance container management services. Fully compatible with Kubernetes' native API and capable of expanding Tencent Cloud's Kubernetes plugins such as CBS and CLB, TKE supports containerized applications with a complete set of functions such as efficient deployment, resource scheduling, service discovery and dynamic scaling. Further, it ensures environmental consistency during user development, testing and OPS, making it easier to manage large-scale container clusters and helping users reduce costs and improve efficiency. TKE is free of charge, and other paid supplementary cloud products will be billed separately.
Benefits
Ecosystem and Openness
Security and Reliability
Ease of Use
Efficient Deployment
Flexible Expansion
Low Cost
Features
- Cluster Management
- Service Management
- Configuration Managemen
- Image Management
Scenarios
TKE features elastic scalability at both the cluster and service levels. It can automatically scale up or down by monitoring container indicators such as CPU, memory and bandwidth based on the operation status of the business. Meanwhile, it can automatically scale the cluster according to the deployment conditions of the container when resources are insufficient or excessive.
For example, a web application can be split into a set of simpler external services and multiple sets of internal services.
- Micro-service Architecture
- Continuous Integration and Delivery
- Elastic Scaling
TKE features elastic scalability at both the cluster and service levels. It can automatically scale up or down by monitoring container indicators such as CPU, memory and bandwidth based on the operation status of the business. Meanwhile, it can automatically scale the cluster according to the deployment conditions of the container when resources are insufficient or excessive.
For example, a web application can be split into a set of simpler external services and multiple sets of internal services.