With the rapid development of cloud computing, processing of massive data cannot depend on any single specific application program. The microservice software architecture model brings new design paradigms for the application development due to its modular, scalable, and highly available application advantages. Containers are an emerging lightweight virtualization technology, which are based on the shared Linux kernel and application-oriented. Container technologies (Docker, a typical representative) provide an ideal carrier for microservices. At the same time, container orchestration tools (Kubernetes, a typical representative) greatly simplify the entire process of creating, integrating, deploying, and maintaining containerized microservices. In the transition from “development and maintenance” to “container-oriented”, there will be large and complex combinations of services. Thus the creation and deployment of these microservices become even more important. Considering the usability, we present a visualization method for container orchestration. Experiments demonstrate that the microservice deployment using the proposed method not only provides a friendly service creation interface for developers, but also facilitates the service creation process and improves development efficiency.