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Add the kubernetes compatility #604
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Now that kubeedge version 1.18 has been released, the documentation also needs to be updated to version 1.18. This PR needs to add v1.18 compatibility after building the 1.18 version of the document in #623.
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Now that the 1.18 version of the document has been released, you can add kubeedge 1.18's dependence about k8s on this basis. A new PR is also required to supplement the 1.18 version of the document. @Catherine-monk
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Kubernetes acts as a foundation for KubeEdge, which extends Kubernetes' capabilities to edge computing. KubeEdge leverages the core functionalities of Kubernetes, enabling it to manage workloads not just in a centralized cloud environment, but also across various edge locations. This extension includes adapting Kubernetes to the unique requirements of edge computing, such as network unreliability and resource constraints. | |||
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In summary, while a deep understanding of Kubernetes is highly beneficial for working with KubeEdge, it's also necessary to have a Kubernetes control plane in place. This control plane is crucial for KubeEdge to function, as it extends the native Kubernetes capabilities to edge devices, allowing them to run, orchestrate, and manage workloads in edge environments. | |||
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Displaying Kubernetes compatibility in multiple places will increase maintenance costs. I think it's more appropriate to add the link https://github.com/kubeedge/kubeedge?tab=readme-ov-file#kubernetes-compatibility here or add a link at readme of kubeedge/kubeedge
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