What is a difference between a pod and a container in Kubernetes?
Experience Level: Senior
Tags: Kubernetes
Answer
One or more containers run in a pod. A group of pods, related or unrelated, run on a cluster node. A pod usually represents one microservice. All containers within a pod can always see each other and can directly communicate.
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