As we have said before, if you create a Deployment, the Master will schedule the distribution of application instances onto individual nodes in the cluster. Once the application instances are up and running, the Deployment Controller will be continuously monitoring those instances. This is kind of a self-healing mechanism--if a node goes down or is deleted, the Deployment Controller replaces it.
Now that we know what the Kubernetes specific components are that form it's architecture, let's look what tools are available for us.
