Which deployment strategy is NOT associated with Kubernetes?

Serverless Deployment is not typically described as a deployment strategy specifically associated with Kubernetes. In the context of Kubernetes, deployment strategies often refer to methods and tools used to manage, scale, and orchestrate containerized applications.

DaemonSets ensure that a copy of a pod runs on all or a subset of nodes in a cluster, an essential feature for certain types of workloads. Operators extend Kubernetes' capabilities by managing complex applications and automating tasks such as updates and scaling. Helm Charts provide a way to package applications and define Kubernetes resources in a reusable format, facilitating easier deployments and management of Kubernetes applications.

On the other hand, while serverless architectures can run on Kubernetes, such as with frameworks like Knative, the term itself is broader and not specific to Kubernetes. It generally refers to a cloud computing model where the infrastructure management is handled by the cloud provider, abstracting the deployment away from the underlying container orchestration, which may or may not involve Kubernetes.