Kubernetes is a gold standard in the industry for deploying containerized applications in the cloud. Many cloud providers (e.g., Google Cloud, AWS, etc.) provide services for deploying applications to the cloud using Kubernetes, or their environment.

Here are some of the reasons that we recommend you choose Kubernetes to deploy your React application:

  • Kubernetes provides us with a standardized and unified deployment system for all cloud providers.
  • Kubernetes has more advanced deployment features such as blue-green and canary deployments.
  • Kubernetes easily handles peak traffic.
  • Kubernetes’ deployment architecture plays a vital role in minimizing downtime when you have the right strategy in place.
  • Kubernetes helps your DevOps team alleviate problems that arise from a hybrid cloud-based strategy.
  • Kubernetes has a very special service discovery feature, so developers don’t have to worry about discovery/managing everything themselves.
  • Kubernetes enables companies to solve common problems quickly and efficiently.

React

React is an open-source single-page application developed by Facebook and released in 2013. React is a Javascript library for DOM manipulation and the “V” in the MVC paradigm, where you can use it as a front end development. It’s a component-based library that uses Javascript to build its front end applications. It’s also very easy to understand, can handle complex UI, and is highly responsive. The data flow in React is one dimensional - we can pass data from parent component to a child component thru props.

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How to Deploy React application to a Kubernetes Cluster
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