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One or more containers deployed together on one host, containing collocated applications that are relatively tightly coupled and run with a shared context. The containers in a pod share resources as IP addresses and [[#Volume|volumes]]. The pod is the smallest unit that can be defined, deployed and managed. | One or more containers deployed together on one host, containing collocated applications that are relatively tightly coupled and run with a shared context. The containers in a pod share resources as IP addresses and [[#Volume|volumes]]. The pod is the smallest unit that can be defined, deployed and managed. Kubernetes orchestrates pods. | ||
{{Internal|OpenShift Concepts#Pod|OpenShift Pod}} | {{Internal|OpenShift Concepts#Pod|OpenShift Pod}} | ||
Revision as of 21:21, 29 April 2017
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Pod
One or more containers deployed together on one host, containing collocated applications that are relatively tightly coupled and run with a shared context. The containers in a pod share resources as IP addresses and volumes. The pod is the smallest unit that can be defined, deployed and managed. Kubernetes orchestrates pods.