👉 A deployment fluid is a type of containerized application that allows developers to package and deploy applications with their dependencies in a portable and consistent manner. It encapsulates the application code, libraries, and configuration files into a single unit, ensuring that the environment in which the application runs remains identical across different deployment stages. This fluid typically uses container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes or Docker Swarm, enabling scalable and resilient deployment across various cloud environments or on-premises infrastructure. Deployment fluids streamline the development-to-production process by reducing configuration errors, simplifying updates, and facilitating continuous integration and delivery workflows.
