<ul><li>Namespaces in Kubernetes create virtual clusters inside the physical cluster, providing logical boundaries and isolating resources.</li><li>Namespaces allow teams/projects to use the same cluster without interfering with each other, group resources logically, and manage permissions and access controls.</li><li>Namespaces are applied to namespaced objects like Pods, Services, configMaps & Secrets, and can set CPU & Memory limits.</li><li>Default Namespaces in Kubernetes include Default, Kube-system, Kube-public, and Kube-node-lease, each serving specific functions within the cluster.</li></ul>

🔥Virtual cluster inside a K8S cluster 🔥

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