Who should use Cloud Controller Manager?
We should use a cloud controller manager for several reasons, including:
- Cloud-Native Organizations: Several cases in which Kubernetes is already implemented in hybrid cloud environments, in the public clouds like AWS, GCP, or Azure.
- DevOps Teams: Specialists who manage and scale the Kubernetes cluster in the cloud support the technologists.
- Cloud Service Providers: Hence the provider that wants to have the cloud infrastructure running on Kubernetes efficiently will have to make sure that it has the appropriate tools.
- Developers and Architects: Here, the stakeholders are those creating novel applications using the cloud particularly the novel native cloud applications that need to be managed through Kubernetes.
The Role of Kubernetes Cloud Controller Manager
Container orchestration is currently established to be well recognized and has emerged as one of the fundamental uses of Kubernetes for carrying out clusters in the cloud. The Kubernetes Cloud Controller Manager (CCM) is a sub-component of Kubernetes and contributes to making contact with cloud providers closer, by connecting them. It does so by outlining and defining some of the major concepts and terms related to CCM and then going on to describe and explain in non-technical terms, with the help of illustrations and examples from the real world, how the CCM works.