Containers vs Pods
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Every new technology has its new terms. So how are containers, pods and Kubernetes related? In this video, Red Hat developer advocate Cedric Clyburn nets it out quickly, explaining the differences, providing example scenarios, and steps for getting started with Kubernetes on your local server or laptop.
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Great tutorial! Thank you for breaking down this subject that makes it easier to understand.
Awesome video. I'll love to see practical tutorial/lecture on containers especially docker and podman
I think the differences between Containers and Pods could have been more pronounced. Besides, great video 👍
Yeah... in fact the only thought was that's fascinating technology... ;-)
1:10 Containerization and Virtualization are different things. You can actually use Virtualization if you like, but is not necessary.
Great tutorial
I’m an absolute Beginner to LINUX OS ~ Is this akin to their LINUX QUBES OS, or completely different?😅
I would love to know how IBM is doing this. Is it a panel of glass with a digital pen which he talks behind?
That said, this is really well described. Thank you for publishing this video.
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Everyone at IBM is left-handed! 😆
nice
Sorry, I miss some technical input. Pods have a different namespace from all the other containers?
Super🎉🎉
3:46 you meant "pod", correct?
How does he get the clear board shown on the screen.
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I feel like this guy was either nervous or needs to brush up on details.
3:16 “But, of course, since they are containers, they still have isolation, because their file systems.”
I presume he meant that they don’t share container-local file systems, e.g. /usr, even though they can share remotely mounted volumes, but this definitely could have benefited from another take.
He seems new to make tech explain videos. But this feels more like an intro to k8s by explaining pod and containers not into so much details explanation. Good to have new comers! Keep going!
k9s😨
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