An organization is deploying a large microservices-based application across multiple hosts. The team wants the environment to scale based on resource usage, securely store credentials, and allow minimal downtime upgrades. Which approach best addresses these needs while providing advanced container orchestration capabilities?
Use a standard cluster management platform that includes secret management, scheduling, and rolling releases
Run container images directly on a host operating system and add new hosts as resource demands exceed capacity
Deploy a script that stops all active containers and restarts them after loading the latest images
Configure a console-based tool observing logs to restart containers during high usage
A cluster management platform that includes scheduling, secret handling, and rolling updates aligns best with the team's scaling and security requirements. It ensures containers are distributed effectively, prevents interruptions when introducing new versions, and protects sensitive data by handling secrets responsibly. Other answers may address certain elements, but they do not integrate this functionality into a seamless solution.
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