In Kubernetes, orchestrating an application can be complex even in simple setups. To create a Kubernetes-native application, developers need to define how every component of the application runs and interacts with each other and external applications. This is achieved by configuring K8s with YAML or JSON configuration files that are applied using the kubectl tool. The configuration includes resources such as Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, Services, ReplicaSets, and PersistentVolumes. These resources can be tightly connected, and labels are used to identify and relate resources. A key concept is dynamic configuration management, which allows for flexible application configurations. Another important aspect is platform orchestration, which enables the automated deployment and scaling of applications. The article concludes by highlighting the complexity of Kubernetes deployments and introducing Humanitec as a solution to simplify Continuous Delivery for Kubernetes-native applications.