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Azure Containers Explained
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There are many reasons for just using a single container. But really, what does it mean when we say, “Running a single container?” This needs some clarification. In the previous chapters of this book, we have seen and explained the basics of containers but also the basics of Pods. Remember Pods? These are the things we deploy to solutions such as Azure Container Apps and Azure Kubernetes Service, and they can contain one or multiple containers. We also discussed that you can run multiple containers using solutions such as Docker Compose as a single deployment.
In these scenarios, we are not necessarily sticking to just one container but to one, perhaps two, containers in a single deployment, which means they are tightly coupled. We will discuss why that is shortly when we discuss the scenarios we come across most often.
Important note
We have provided lots of technical examples in the first six chapters of this book. As we are...