Dynamically Managed

Definition

Dynamically Managed means containers or applications are automatically monitored, started, stopped, restarted, or moved between servers by an orchestrator such as Kubernetes. Its role is to keep applications available without requiring administrators to manage everything manually.

What Problem It Solves

• Reduces manual administration.
• Automatically recovers from failures.
• Scales applications based on demand.

What Happens If Not Used

• Administrators must manually restart failed applications.
• Scaling requires manual intervention.
• Downtime becomes more likely.

Easy Wording

Dynamically Managed means the cloud automatically takes care of your application while it is running.

Layman Example

Like a hotel manager automatically assigning new rooms when one becomes unavailable.

Technical Example

User Traffic Increases

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Kubernetes detects high CPU usage

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Creates two new Containers

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Load Balancer distributes traffic

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Traffic decreases

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Extra Containers are removed automatically