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        <title>K8s &amp; OpenShift: Scaling &amp; Resilience</title>
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and how the kernel enforces them. This part covers what sits on top of that foundation: the
mechanisms Kubernetes provides to scale workloads automatically and to keep them available when
nodes drain, cluster upgrades run, or traffic spikes arrive unexpectedly.&lt;&#x2F;p&gt;</summary>
        
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