Can you specify the total number of tables you worked with in the Kubernetes database in your previous project?

In Kubernetes, there is no traditional database with tables like in relational DBMSs. Kubernetes uses etcd — a distributed key-value store for storing cluster state.

Therefore, in the context of Kubernetes, it is not correct to talk about the number of tables. Instead, data is organized as objects (Pods, Services, Deployments, etc.), which are stored in etcd.

If in a previous project you worked with a database integrated with Kubernetes, then the number of tables depends on the specific DBMS, not on Kubernetes. In such a case, it is worth clarifying which database and schema you worked with.