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* '''Cluster''' is a group of machines running Kubernetes | * '''Cluster''' is a group of machines running Kubernetes | ||
* '''Master''' is the system which contrals a cluster | * '''Master''' is the system which contrals a cluster in with which one interacts | ||
* '''Nodes''' are the machines in a cluster. Each node has a container runtime such as [[Docker|Docker]]. A Node can host multiple Pods. | * '''Nodes''' are the machines in a cluster. Each node has a container runtime such as [[Docker|Docker]]. A Node can host multiple Pods. | ||
* '''Pods''' is a logical group of containers on a node. | * '''Pods''' is a logical group of containers on a node. | ||
* Pods are wrapped as a Kubnetes '''Service'''. | * Pods are wrapped as a Kubnetes '''Service'''. | ||
* '''Volumees''' are used to store data | * '''Volumees''' are used to store data | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 5 February 2022
Concepts
- Cluster is a group of machines running Kubernetes
- Master is the system which contrals a cluster in with which one interacts
- Nodes are the machines in a cluster. Each node has a container runtime such as Docker. A Node can host multiple Pods.
- Pods is a logical group of containers on a node.
- Pods are wrapped as a Kubnetes Service.
- Volumees are used to store data