Kubernetes namespaces - they’re an essential feature for building modern cloud architectures. Namespaces let you split up a single cluster into multiple “virtual clusters”. Resources like pods, replicasets, and deployments all live in namespaces. You can think of a namespace as being a resource’s last name - it specifies which family the resource is part of - and normal resources can have one and only one namespace (There are exceptions like the Node resource which is cluster-wide and doesn’t belong to any namespace). If you don’t think you’re using namespaces on your cluster then you’re wrong. You’re actually just putting everything into the default namespace.
