Deploying Spark on Kubernetes
To help us deploy resources on Kubernetes, we are going to use Helm. Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that helps install applications and services. Helm uses templates called Charts, which package up installation configuration, default settings, dependencies, and more, into an easy-to-deploy bundle.
On the other hand, we have Operators. Operators are custom controllers that extend the Kubernetes API to manage applications and their components. They provide a declarative way to create, configure, and manage complex stateful applications on Kubernetes.
Some key benefits of using operators include the following:
- Simplified application deployment and lifecycle management: Operators abstract away low-level details and provide high-level abstractions for deploying applications without needing to understand the intricacies of Kubernetes
- Integration with monitoring tools: Operators expose custom metrics and logs, enabling integration...
