Survey Paper: Optimization and Monitoring of Kubernetes Cluster using Various Approaches

Abstract

This research compares different methods for optimizing and monitoring Kubernetes clusters. Three referenced journals are analyzed: "Kubernetes cluster optimization using hybrid shared-state scheduling framework" by Oana-Mihaela Ungureanu, Călin Vlădeanu, Robert Kooij; "Monitoring Kubernetes Clusters Using Prometheus and Grafana" by Salma Rachman Dira, Muhammad Arif Fadhly Ridha; and "Cluster Frameworks for Efficient Scheduling and Resource Allocation in Data Center Networks: A Survey" by Kun Wang, Qihua Zhou, Song Guo, and Jiangtao Luo. These journals explore various approaches to optimizing and monitoring Kubernetes clusters. This review concludes that selecting appropriate technologies for optimizing and monitoring Kubernetes clusters can enhance performance and resource management efficiency in data centre networks. The research addresses the problem of improving Kubernetes cluster performance through optimization and efficient monitoring. The required methods include utilizing hybrid state-sharing scheduling frameworks, implementing Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring, and employing efficient cluster frameworks. The study's findings demonstrate that adopting a hybrid shared-state scheduling framework can improve Kubernetes cluster performance. Additionally, leveraging Prometheus and Grafana as monitoring tools offer valuable insights into cluster health and performance. The survey also reveals various cluster frameworks that enable efficient scheduling and resource allocation in data centre networks. In conclusion, this research emphasizes the significance of employing suitable technologies to optimize and monitor Kubernetes clusters, leading to enhanced performance and efficient resource management in data centre networks. By leveraging appropriate scheduling frameworks and monitoring tools, organizations can optimize their utilization of Kubernetes clusters and ensure efficient resource allocation