The text provides a detailed tutorial on deploying the FoodAdvisor application, a demo app for the open-source headless CMS Strapi, using Kubernetes. It emphasizes the advantages of cloud-native architecture over traditional monolithic applications, highlighting the ease of scalability and management through microservices. The tutorial guides readers through creating a new Strapi project, setting up a local Kubernetes cluster with Minikube, and preparing Docker images for deployment. It explains how to configure and deploy both the backend and frontend components of the application using Kubernetes, including setting up Ingress rules for routing traffic. The process culminates in accessing the deployed FoodAdvisor app and its Strapi admin panel, demonstrating the flexibility and benefits of using a cloud-native approach for development.