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Docker and Kubernetes are complementary but serve different roles.

Docker: Platform to build, ship, and run containers.
Kubernetes: Orchestrator that manages container deployment and scaling.

Comparison Table:

Feature	Docker	Kubernetes
Purpose	Container runtime	Container orchestration
Scaling	Manual	Automatic
Load Balancing	Requires external tools	Built-in support
Multi-host Deployment	Not native	Native support

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