The quintessential Architecture of Knative
Docker, Kubernetes, Knative – every tool has its internal architectures and structures. It is not that easy to keep track of all the internals and connections, especially if you are exploring a new tool for your serverless stack like Knative. Knative is based on Kubernetes and consists of three main parts: Serving, Build and Eventing. But how do they interact?
Table of Contents
- Overview of Docker, Kubernetes, and Knative
- Challenges in Understanding Serverless Tool Internals
- Introduction to Knative
- The Three Main Components of Knative
- Serving
- Build
- Eventing
- How Knative Components Interact
- Knative’s Role in a Serverless Stack
- Summary and Next Steps
