kubectl get pods -n smt-local
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
localweb-5fcbfb587-f7tzh 2/2 Running 0 22m
localweb-5fcbfb587-lrcfw 2/2 Running 0 22m
localweb-5fcbfb587-vggk6 2/2 Running 0 22m
with containers inside, but these pods get random names based on the deployments. Perhaps we should give them specific names? Also, one pod is for multiple containers I think.. so should we put all our containers in there? Would think so as they use the same block storage and need to communicate with each other..
Perhaps it does not matter this much. Do want auto scaling and perhaps we do not need 3 replicas locally. Also wonder about ingress access these three pods.. No setup for that I think .
When we do deployments we do get pods
with containers inside, but these pods get random names based on the deployments. Perhaps we should give them specific names? Also, one pod is for multiple containers I think.. so should we put all our containers in there? Would think so as they use the same block storage and need to communicate with each other..