One giant Kubernetes cluster for everything

Kubernetes emerged to handle large-scale deployments gracefully, orchestrating thousands of nodes to skillfully juggle resources across sprawling systems. A giant cluster brings perks like centralized policies, resource balancing, and cost savings, but it teeters on the edge of pitfalls like larger failure repercussions and multi-tenancy headaches. A vCluster steps in as a remedy, isolating workloads and easing upgrades, ensuring the scalability of one large cluster while addressing its quirks.