Automated coordination and management of multiple cloud services, containers, or workflows to work together efficiently. Like a conductor directing an orchestra where each musician plays their part at the right time.
Kubernetes orchestrates hundreds of containers, automatically starting, stopping, and moving them between servers based on demand and health.
All four are managed Kubernetes services used to orchestrate containers (scheduling, scaling, self-healing, rolling updates). They differ mainly in integrations (IAM, networking, observability) and pricing models, but the core orchestration concepts are Kubernetes-native.