kubectl = It’s the CLI tool on your local machine. You use it to send commands (like kubectl apply) to the cluster's brain.
kubelet = It’s the background agent running on every single worker node. It takes those commands and actually starts/monitors your containers.
The bottleneck I found:
At 200 concurrent connections, pods were queuing requests — visible as a 2,100ms spike against a 45ms median. The fix: raise CPU limits and pre-scale before traffic hits, not after.
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