What are the key differences between the Docker Swarm and Kubernetes?

Docker Swarm is an open-source container orchestration platform used to cluster and schedule Docker containers. It is a native of Docker. Following is the list of key differences between the Docker Swarm and Kubernetes :

Docker Swarm	Kubernetes
Docker Swarm is easy and convenient to set up, but it doesn't have a robust cluster.	Kubernetes is more complicated than Docker Swarm to set up, but it assures a robust cluster.
Docker Swarm can't do auto-scaling as the Kubernetes can do, but Docker's scaling is five times faster than Kubernetes.	Kubernetes can do auto-scaling, but scaling is slower than Docker Swarm.
Docker Swarm doesn't provide a GUI.	Kubernetes provides a GUI in the form of a dashboard.
Docker Swarm provides an automatic load balancing feature of traffic between containers in a cluster.	It requires manual intervention in Kubernetes for load balancing such traffic.
Docker requires third-party tools such as the ELK stack for logging and monitoring.	Kubernetes provides such integrated tools for logging and monitoring purposes.
In Docker Swarm, we can easily share storage volumes with any container.	In Kubernetes, we can only share storage volumes with containers in the same pod.
We can deploy rolling updates in Docker Swarm but can't deploy automatic rollbacks.	In Kubernetes, we can deploy rolling updates as well as automatic rollbacks.