ANSWER FALSE
You can have numerous containers in a pod.
Generally you put containers together if they are “tightly coupled with one another”. There can be various reasons for this.
For more info:
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/
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Fine 😎
But… wouldn’t it be nice to get the answer in the original thread. So, it is there without searching.
Userlevel 7
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Fine 😎
But… wouldn’t it be nice to get the answer in the original thread. So, it is there without searching.
Agree! would be better in the original question post.
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Fine 😎
But… wouldn’t it be nice to get the answer in the original thread. So, it is there without searching.
I agree with you. In this way, the correct answer will be marked and will appear below the question itself.
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Fine 😎
But… wouldn’t it be nice to get the answer in the original thread. So, it is there without searching.
Agree! would be better in the original question post.
I third this as it saves the clutter on the forum.😁
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Ok will put in the original post then :)
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