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* '''Node''': A machine that actually runs the Containers. Can be bare-metal or a virtual machine, or even an embedded IoT device. A Node runs a process called "Kubelet" which interacts with the Docker daemon (usually) to set everything up, but normally you never communicate directly with it. | * '''Node''': A machine that actually runs the Containers. Can be bare-metal or a virtual machine, or even an embedded IoT device. A Node runs a process called "Kubelet" which interacts with the Docker daemon (usually) to set everything up, but normally you never communicate directly with it. | ||
* '''Control Plane''': A set of some applications (API server, controller manager, proxy, scheduler, etcd...) that make sure the cluster is "healthy". For example, it starts Pods when you request it to, but also when a Node goes down that was running Pods, it restarts those Pods elsewhere. | * '''Control Plane''': A set of some applications (API server, controller manager, proxy, scheduler, etcd...) that make sure the cluster is "healthy". For example, it starts Pods when you request it to, but also when a Node goes down that was running Pods, it restarts those Pods elsewhere. These applications all run in Pods, in a separate namespace called "kube-system". | ||
* '''Master node''': Otherwise a normal Node, but it runs the Control Plane applications. By default, a Master node will only run Pods for these applications, but you can configure it to allow normal Pods too. There can be multiple Master nodes, for redundancy of the cluster. | * '''Master node''': Otherwise a normal Node, but it runs the Control Plane applications. By default, a Master node will only run Pods for these applications, but you can configure it to allow normal Pods too. There can be multiple Master nodes, for redundancy of the cluster. | ||
= Setting it all up = | = Setting it all up = | ||