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What is the difference between a Pod and a Container?
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Container:
- A single running instance of an application
- Isolated process with its own filesystem, network, and resources
- Created from a container image
Pod:
- A wrapper around one or more containers
- Provides shared networking and storage for containers
- Smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes
- Can contain helper containers (sidecars) alongside the main application container
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